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President Mahinda Rajapaksa and First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa arrived at the Entabbe International Airport in Uganda last evening for the Commonwealth leaders meeting in Uganda. Uganda’s State Minister for Trade, Nelson G. Gagawal welcomed the President and the First Lady on arrival. Here, a child offers a bouquet of flowers to the President.
Picture by Sudath Silva


CHOGM 2007:

Call for action-oriented initiatives on terrorism

Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama yesterday urged enhanced action-oriented initiatives on terrorism and called for closer co-operation between the Member countries of the Commonwealth.

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Rousing welcome for President

President Mahinda Rajapaksa and First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa arrived here by a special flight last evening to attend the Commonwealth Heads Of Government Meeting which begins today.

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Government bans TRO

THE Government has proscribed the Tamil Rehabilitation Organisation in Sri Lanka. The proscription was ratified by the Cabinet. “Approval was granted to a Cabinet memorandum presented by Foreign Affairs Minister Rohitha Bogollagama for enforcing the ban,”

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Inquiry into allegations against UNICEF

Leader of the House Minister Nimal Siripala de Silva yesterday told Parliament that the Government has commenced a full scale investigation whether the UNICEF through the TRO has directly or indirectly given funds to the LTTE.

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Balance of trade in favour of Lanka:

Exports to Mexico rise

Sri Lanka has the potential to penetrate into the Mexican market. The balance of trade is in favour of Sri Lanka, Ceylon Chamber of Commerce figures show. Lanka’s exports to Mexico is growing at a rapid pace. The 2005 and 2007 export figures were Rs. 4643 million and Rs. 4871 million.

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