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Sri Lanka and India knit together by the ties of history, geography and culture, were destined to play key roles in the rising Asia and the partnership must therefore progress in the spirit of being the closest of neighbours and friends whose destinies were interlinked, Indian High Commissioner Ashok K. Kantha said.
Speaking at an occasion to celebrate the 65th Independence Day of India at India House in Colombo, the High Commissioner highlighted the exchange of high level visits in the recent past and emphasized the successful implementation of engagement of bilateral agenda in all fields. Last year, India was Sri Lanka's largest trading partner and also emerged as the number one source country in terms of foreign tourist arrivals and Foreign Direct Investment.
The High Commissioner also highlighted various projects which are currently underway in Sri Lanka with the assistance by the Indian government.
The High Commissioner also conveyed his greetings to the citizens of Sri Lanka.
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