SL, US discuss boosting peace and security in region 

Senior Advisor to the President on National Security Sagala Ratnayaka yesterday had a telephone conversation with the US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan where the duo discussed matters to strengthen peace and security in the region.

A statement from the President’s Media Division noted the dialogue encompassed a range of crucial topics aimed at bolstering bilateral relations between the two nations.

Central to their discussion was the unwavering US commitment to supporting Sri Lanka’s security and sovereignty. 

Acknowledging Sri Lanka’s ongoing endeavours, Sullivan emphasised the importance of completing the fiscal, monetary, and governance aspects of the IMF program.

The conversation also delved into future prospects for collaboration between the two countries, exploring avenues for enhanced cooperation in various spheres. Sullivan conveyed his keen interest in fostering continued engagement with Sri Lanka, underscoring the mutual objective of advancing peace and security in the region.

“This dialogue marks a pivotal moment in the US-Sri Lanka relations, demonstrating a shared commitment to promoting stability and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region,” it added.