Debt-stricken Sri Lanka and New Zealand discuss ways to deepen bilateral trade and investment ties

New Zealand And Sri Lanka To Strengthen Ties

While in Colombo, Mr Peters held discussions with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya and Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath. Mr Peters’ visit is the first by a New Zealand Foreign Minister to Sri Lanka since 2013.

Debt-stricken Sri Lanka and New Zealand discuss ways to deepen bilateral trade and investment ties

Debt-stricken Sri Lanka has hosted one of New Zealand’s top ministers to discuss ways to deepen bilateral ties in areas such as trade, tourism and agriculture.

New Zealand and Sri Lanka to strengthen ties

New Zealand and Sri Lanka have committed to further boost bilateral cooperation, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Winston Peters says.   “Our governments are investing more in ties between Sri Lanka and New Zealand because we want to get more out of them, for the mutual benefit of our peoples,” Mr Peters says, at the conclusion of his visit to Colombo.   “Across a wide range of domains – including education, tourism, agriculture, trade…

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