Sri Lanka bolsters bilateral relations with Belarus

The first ever bilateral trade meet between Sri Lanka and Belarus, commenced Wednesday in Colombo.

The 2 day event on trade and economic cooperation will be attended by Belarus’ Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Valentin B Rybakov, reports Colombo Page.

The Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa and Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, met last year to sign a number of agreements and memorandums of understanding.

Belarus is considered by many as one of the last dictatorships in Europe.

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