July 27, 2023
1 min read

Macron due in Lanka

Macron will meet President Ranil Wickremesinghe for bilateral discussions during his visit…reports Asian Lite News

French President Emmanuel Macron will arrive in Colombo on Friday, marking the first ever French presidential visit to Sri Lanka.

Macron will meet President Ranil Wickremesinghe for bilateral discussions during his visit, the President’s Media Division said in a statement. 

“The two leaders will discuss shared regional and global challenges. This historic visit is the first by a French President to Sri Lanka,” it added. 

ALSO READ: In Paris, Modi and Macron showcase the emerging world order

Previous Story

Stay in timeless elegance

Next Story

Menstrual cup: revolutionizing feminine hygiene

Latest from -Top News

Kenya’s Odinga Slams Adani Deal U-Turn

Before the cancellation of the deal, Odinga was among the leaders who defended the Adani Group….reports Asian Lite News Kenya’s former Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Friday expressed disappointment over the cancellation

Hindus in Peril in Bangladesh

The rights group submitted new evidence to the ICC, accusing Muhammad Yunus’s interim government of top-level complicity….reports Asian Lite News The Human Rights Congress for Bangladesh Minorities (HRCBM) on Friday condemned a

India Takes Yoga to the World

Ahead of June 21, yoga events are being held worldwide, promoting health, harmony, and well-being for the 11th IDY…reports Asian Lite News Marking a global celebration of India’s cultural heritage, the Indian

War on Children Worsens, Says UN

The new high surpassed 2023, another record year, which itself represented a 21 per cent increase over the preceding year….reports Asian Lite News Violence against children in conflict zones soared to record

Munir-Trump Talks Last Over Two Hours

Reports suggest that the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and US Special Representative for Middle Eastern Affairs Steve Witkoff also took part in the meeting…reports Asian Lite News Pakistan’s Army Chief
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Sri Lanka cautious about FTA with China

The publication suggests that to make FTA work on the

UN launches $47.2M SOS for Sri Lanka

The international community acting “right now will help prevent a