Colombo, July 6 (newsin.asia): The High Commissioner of Pakistan in Sri Lanka Major General (R) Muhammad Saad Khattak told an audience in Arugam Bay in South Eastern Sri Lanka on July 1, that Sri Lankan minority communities have to live peacefully with the majority community.
The High Commissioner highlighted that programs which are being offered and implemented by the Pakistan High Commission in Sri Lanka are “for all the people living in Sri Lanka.”
He assured that Pakistan will always stand with Sri Lankan brethren in this hour of need and will continue relief assistance and full support in strengthening bilateral cooperation between the two friendly countries
As part of the Government of Pakistan’s relief assistance to the flood affectees of torrential rains, landslides and Covid-19 pandemic in Sri Lanka, H.E, High Commissioner of Pakistan to Sri Lanka visited Anuradhapura, Kilinochchi, Arugam Bay and distributed dry food items among the affected families.
In Anuradhapura, the distribution of food items ceremony was held in Mirisawatiya Temple on 29 June 2021. Ven. Ethalawetunawewa Gnanatilake Thero appreciated the Government of Pakistan and the High Commission’s efforts for support to the needy families.
In a ceremony held in the Security Force Headquarter, Iranamadu, Kilinochchi, the High Commissioner distributed food items among the flood affectees of that region. The High Commissioner also met Major General Harendra Parakrama Ranasinghe, Commander of the Security Force Headquarters (Kilinochchi) during which matters of mutual interests were discussed.
Apart from that the High Commissioner visited Jaffna on 30 June 2021 and held a meeting with Hon. Angajan Ramanathan, Member of Sri Lankan Parliament. Matters related to agriculture, education and to further strengthen the bilateral relations were discussed.
