U.S guarantees steadfast obligation to support Sri Lanka's security and power

In a critical conciliatory trade, U.S. Public Safety Guide Jake Sullivan participated in a phone discussion with his Sri Lankan partner, Senior Counsel to the President on Public Safety Sagala Ratnayaka on Wednesday (10).

The discourse enveloped a scope of pivotal subjects pointed toward supporting respective relations between the two countries, the President's Media Division (PMD) said.

Key to their conversation was the enduring U.S. obligation to support Sri Lanka's security and power.

Recognizing Sri Lanka's continuous undertakings, Sullivan accentuated the significance of finishing the financial, money-related, and administrative parts of the IMF program.

The discussion likewise dug into future possibilities for a joint effort between the two nations, investigating roads for improved collaboration in different circles.

Sullivan conveyed his distinct fascination with cultivating proceeded commitment with Sri Lanka, highlighting the common goal of propelling harmony and security in the district.

This exchange denotes a urgent second in U.S.- Sri Lanka relations, showing a common obligation to advancing soundness and thriving in the Indo-Pacific locale, the PMD added.