David Lammy, Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, is scheduled to arrive in Sri Lanka today (17) for an official visit aimed at reinforcing relations between the two nations.
The visit is expected to highlight the continued partnership between the UK and Sri Lanka, while also providing an opportunity for Lammy to observe the UK’s humanitarian assistance following the damage caused by Cyclone Ditwah.
During his stay, Lammy is set to meet with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to discuss a range of matters, including economic collaboration, reconciliation efforts, humanitarian concerns, and Sri Lanka’s involvement in the Global Charter on Children’s Care Reform, which promotes family-based care and child protection worldwide.
In addition, the Deputy Prime Minister will meet with humanitarian organizations involved in delivering UK-supported relief to communities affected by the cyclone, which caused extensive destruction across parts of the country late last year.
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