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Japanese –Sri Lankan state leaders agree to strengthen bilateral ties

Japanese Prime minister says that he would work towards provide funds, without loans

A new agreement is signed between two countries on conducting Japan-Sri Lankan health services

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stated that he would work towards providing funds without loans anytime possible while giving assistance to the development progammes of Sri Lanka.

The official meeting between the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe  and President Maithripala Sirisena was held today(14) in the afternoon during his state visit to Japan where the Japanese  Prime Minister mentioned these facts.

Moreover the Japanese Prime Minister ensured President Sirisena  that he would constantly provide assistance for the Sri Lankan infrastructure development.

There the development of ports will be prioritized and discussions were held regarding the assistance provided by the Japanese government for the development of the Colombo- Trincomalee port.

Japanese Prime Minister also stated that assistance will be provided for regenerating energy resources and would also contribute in developing the high way systems also.

Japanese Prime Minster stated that assistance of special technical programmes of Japan could be also provided to Sri Lanka.

A positive response was given to the appeal made by President Sirisena to provide technical equipment for the development of health sector in Sri Lanka.

Japanese Prime Minister agreed upon giving assistance to disaster management programmes as well waste disposal systems in Sri Lanka.

Japanese Prime Minister who mentioned the assistance given by Japan in security and Navy activities stated that only Sri Lanka was fortunate to gain this assistance from Japan out of the countries in Indian Ocean.

President Sirisena thanked both Japanese Prime Minister as well as  the government of Japan.

Detailed discussions were held between developing the economical as well as trade ties between two countries where the president showed the importance of the contribution of both public and private sector in making investments within Sri Lanka.

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