Doors open for talks

Govt says will not accept LTTE pre-conditions

Minister and the Defence Affairs Spokesman Keheliya Rambukwella said the doors are opened for talks, however, the Government would not accept any pre-conditions for talks from the LTTE.

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Renounce terrorism for the benefit of country

President urges LTTE

President Mahinda Rajapaksa urged the LTTE to renounce terrorism and enter into negotiations to promote peace and development for the benefit of all segments of citizens in the country.

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Army for peace while fighting terrorism - Army Commander

Army Commander Lt. General Sarath Fonseka yesterday reiterated that Sri Lanka Army has always extended its support to the Government's effort to bring peace to the country and will continue to do so while pursuing its fight against terrorism.

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It's business as usual in Sri Lanka

Enterprise Development Minister tells Commonwealth - Sri Lanka Investment Roundtable

Sri Lanka invites the Commonwealth business community to come and invest here notwithstanding concerns, because the economy is growing and its business as usual, Minister of Enterprise Development and Investment Promotion Rohitha Bogollagama said.

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