Sri Lanka Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. External GL Peiris and Minister of Economic Development Basil Rajapaksa in Japan on an official visit from 26 to 30 July the government announced .
The two ministers yesterday met with Japan's Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Seiji Maehara and former Prime Minister of Japan Yasuo Fukuda and held discussions on a wide range of issues including the Japanese assistance for post-war development in the country. Second Minister yesterday met with Japanese Minister of Land Infrastructure Transport and Tourism Seiji Maehara and former Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda of Japan and discussion on various issues , including assistance for the development of Japanese After the war in the country .
The duo have pointed out to the Japanese officials that since Sri Lanka is now in the post conflict era, the Japanese investors could play a vigorous role in the development of infrastructure in variety of fields and the safety of the visitors is ensured. duo to point out that officials from Japan, Sri Lanka, now in the era of post conflict , Japanese investors have strong role in developing an extensive infrastructure and security of visitors to be sure .
"The Japanese companies have a vigorous role to play in the development of infrastructure in a variety of fields including highways, irrigation systems, power and energy, and the health sector" the ministers have emphasized. " Japanese companies have strong role to play in infrastructure development in several areas , including highways and power and irrigation system health sector , the Minister highlighted .
Maehara in return has assured that his government's Official Development Assistance (ODA) will be continuously extended to Sri Lanka in the fields of infrastructure and tourism. Maehara has assured that the government return their Official Development Assistance (ODA) continued to expand in Sri Lanka in the construction and tourism .
The ministers have extended an invitation for the Japanese Minister to visit Sri Lanka encouraging more Japanese visitors to tour the country. Ministers invite the Minister to visit Sri Lanka, Japan encourages visitors to tour the country more in Japan .
Rajapaksa and Peiris met with the Chairman of the Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) on Tuesday to encourage more Japanese tourists to visit Sri Lanka. Peiris met with President Rajapaksa and the Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) on Tuesday encouraged more Japanese tourists to Sri Lanka .
The ministers told the tourism official that the Sri Lanka Tourism Authority is now concentrating on new areas of interest for tourists visiting Sri Lanka, which are mainly, eco tourism, religious tourism and certain specialized areas such as ayurveda. Tourism Minister said the official at Sri Lanka Tourism currently focused on new areas of interest for tourists to Sri Lanka , mostly , and eco-tourism , religious tourism and specific areas such as ayurveda.
The ministers have also met with Ambassador Yasushi Akashi, Special Representative of the Government of Japan on Peace Building, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction. Ministers also met with Ambassador Yasushi Akashi of Japan instead of a special Peace Building, Rehabilitation and Reconstruction . The ministers have briefed Mr.Akashi on the current developments in Sri Lanka. Ministers are briefed Mr.Akashi current development in Sri Lanka .
During their stay, the two Ministers will also hold talks with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan Katsuya Okada to exchange views on bilateral relations and international issues and will also exchange views with Japanese Diet members, government officials, economic leaders, and others, the External Affairs Ministry reported. To break their two Ministers will hold talks with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Katsuya Okada to exchange views on bilateral relations and issues between countries and to exchange ideas with subscribers Japanese Government Leaders and other External Affairs report
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
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