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Sri Lankan PM Dinesh Gunawardena thanks India for extending humanitarian assistance 

| @indiablooms | Aug 07, 2022, at 10:20 pm

Colombo: Sri Lankan PM Dinesh Gunawardena has thanked neighbour India for extending generous humanitarian assistance to his country amid the crisis.

"PM of , H.E @DCRGunawardena thanked PM @narendramodi and the people of for the generous humanitarian assistance extended to. PM @DCRGunawardena noted in his response to the congratulatory letter from PM @narendramodi that the enduring ties of friendship between," Indian Embassy in Sri Lanka tweeted.

Indian PM Narendra Modi last week sent a congratulatory letter to the new PM of Sri Lanka.

Modi assured him India will continue to support the people of Sri Lanka.

"PM @narendramodi sent a congratulatory letter to PM H.E @DCRGunawardena .PM assured that as a dependable friend and close neighbour, shall continue to support the people of . PM also expressed hope that #SriLanka will witness quick economic recovery," the Indian Embassy in Sri Lanka tweeted.

 

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