Individual Queries Related to the Incidents in Sri Lanka
The Sri Lanka High Commission has set up the following hotline to respond to individual queries with regard to the incidents in Sri Lanka.
Mob hotline: +44 7917382486
Queries may also be directed to the following email which will be monitored and responded to. Please note that the Mission will not respond to general queries on the situation, but to specific queries of relevance and concern.
Email: slhc.london@mfa.gov.lk
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka, IT Division’s Telephone No. +94 11-2323015 has been given to the public to call with regard to information pertaining to any foreign nationals who may have been affected in the attacks.
Thank you
Sri Lanka High Commission
London
22 April 2019
Special Media Release from Secretary to the President on the incident
Media Release on incidents in Sri Lanka by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Statement by Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe on Incidents in Sri Lanka
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Hon. Speaker,
Given the current domestic and external developments, managing Sri Lanka’s foreign relations effectively is of paramount importance in order to protect and promote the interests of the Sri Lankan State and the welfare and advancement of the country’s people here and abroad.
I table for the record my full statement, that comprehensively addresses the progress made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the bilateral, regional, multilateral and functional spheres and also provides information on new initiatives undertaken to operationalize the re-orientation of Sri Lanka’s foreign policy.