INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
collectively address global challenges of climate change, debt burden and food security, the Sri Lankan Embassy in Moscow said in a
statement.He further stressed that the architecture of global governance, established in the aftermath of World War II has achieved
into the decision-making processes of international institutions, the statement added.Emphasizing the need for the rules based order, the
powerful, but as an equitable and justifiable model for a sustainable world order
This means upholding international law and ensuring the principles of fairness, justice, and respect for sovereignty guide our actions
the important and effective role of the regional organizations in shaping the world order, Minister Sabry who also spoke in his capacity as
the duty of the Global South to get together and ensure the justice for helpless and defenseless population of Gaza particularly women and
invitation of his counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation from 10-11 June 2024 to attend the BRICS
representatives of 22 countries including 17 Foreign Ministers.Foreign Minister Sabry also met with Foreign Ministers of the Russian
Federation, Belarus, Iran and Kazakhstan on the sidelines of the meeting, it added.During the meeting with the Russian Foreign Minister
trade, education, tourism and regional cooperation including interactions in IORA
Sabry also met the Iranian Acting Foreign Minister Dr
Ali Bagheri Kani and agreed to fully implement the consensus reached between President Wickremesinghe and the late Iranian President Ebrahim
Raisi during his recent State Visit to Sri Lanka.In addition, Minister Sabry also met Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
of the Republic of Kazakhstan Murat Nurtleu
Both Ministers discussed avenues for further strengthening bilateral cooperation in trade, tourism, energy, transportation, multilateral and
the two Presidents to establish diplomatic missions in the two countries
Foreign Minister Nurtleu also expressed hope that Kazakhstan would also reciprocate in establishing an Embassy in Sri Lanka in the near
future.During the meeting with the Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergei Aleinik, the two Ministers agreed on the importance of
early convening of the political consultations and Joint Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation between the two countries towards
further consolidating the existing friendly ties
The Foreign Ministers also recognized the friendly relations and the robust people to people exchanges between Sri Lanka and Belarus,
Economic Affairs (Multilateral) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs K K Yoganaadan and, Counsellor of the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Moscow
Ruvini Munidasa associated with the Minister during these meetings.
