President’s agenda drives robust political, economic and commercial alliances
In a significant diplomatic engagement, Sri Lankan High Commissioner in Kenya, Kana Kananathan reaffirmed Sri Lanka’s unwavering support and solidarity with Africa during a meeting with the Transitional President of Burkina Faso.
Kananathan met Transitional President Ibrahim Tarore at the Burkina Faso Presidential Palace in Ouagadougou, fostering a significant stride in bilateral relations between Sri Lanka and Burkina Faso. The discussions underscored Sri Lanka’s commitment to stand by African nations in various international forums, building upon Burkina Faso’s historical support for Sri Lanka in global forums. During the meeting, High Commissioner Kananathan conveyed Sri Lanka’s deep-rooted dedication to strengthening ties with Africa and reiterated the country’s pledge to be a steadfast supporter of African interests on the international stage. He emphasized Sri Lanka’s readiness to collaborate closely with Burkina Faso and other African nations across diverse global platforms.
“Africa holds immense significance for Sri Lanka, and we stand in solidarity with the continent’s aspirations and challenges. We are committed to supporting Africa’s causes and championing its interests in global forums,” stated Kananathan.
Kananathan briefed President Ibrahim Tarore on Sri Lanka’s dedicated efforts to foster robust partnerships with African nations. Aligned with the visionary agenda of President Wickremesinghe, Sri Lanka is fervently advancing its political, economic and commercial ties with Africa.
“Our commitment extends beyond mere collaboration; Sri Lanka is resolutely standing by Africa, recognizing the significance of shared values and mutual growth,” Kananathan said. He added that Sri Lanka is eager to work with the African counterparts, fostering a relationship built on trust and cooperation.
Acknowledging Burkina Faso’s historical support for Sri Lanka in international forums, High Commissioner Kananathan expressed gratitude and highlighted the importance of mutual collaboration between nations in advancing common objectives on the global stage.
In response, Transitional President Tarore expressed appreciation for Sri Lanka’s pledge of support and emphasized the significance of fostering stronger ties between Sri Lanka and African nations. He welcomed Sri Lanka’s commitment to bolstering cooperation and collaboration, affirming the importance of solidarity among nations.
The meeting between High Commissioner Kananathan and Transitional President Tarore underscored the shared values of mutual respect, cooperation, and support between Sri Lanka and Burkina Faso.
It marked a pivotal moment in reinforcing Sri Lanka’s commitment to further strengthen its relationship with African nations and aligning efforts to support Africa’s priorities in international forums.High Commissioner Kananathan’s affirmation of support for Africa signals Sri Lanka’s determination to stand as a reliable partner and advocate for the continent’s interests, fostering stronger ties and cooperation on the global stage.
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