Sri Lankan president to arrive in Pakistan on April 5 for first state visit
A number of MOUs and agreements are expected to be signed during the trip
A number of MOUs and agreements are expected to be signed during the visit. PHOTO: NRI TRIBUNE
Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena will be visiting Pakistan in April on the request of President Mamnoon Hussain and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, a statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated.
Sirisena will be visiting Pakistan between April 5 and 7, making it the first visit by the newly elected president to Pakistan.
PM Nawaz will be holding official talks with the Sri Lankan president during which a number of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) and agreements of cooperation in various fields would be signed following talks.
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Senior ministers and the speaker in the National Assembly will also be acquainted with the head of the democratic republic. A banquet in the honour of the distinguished visitor is also to be hosted by President Hussain.
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Sirisena will be visiting Pakistan between April 5 and 7, making it the first visit by the newly elected president to Pakistan.
PM Nawaz will be holding official talks with the Sri Lankan president during which a number of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) and agreements of cooperation in various fields would be signed following talks.
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Senior ministers and the speaker in the National Assembly will also be acquainted with the head of the democratic republic. A banquet in the honour of the distinguished visitor is also to be hosted by President Hussain.
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