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Milinda Moragoda
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Sri Lanka's High Commissioner to India Milinda Moragoda meets Ajit Kumar Doval

| @indiablooms | Nov 14, 2022, at 01:31 am

New Delhi: Sri Lanka's High Commissioner to India Milinda Moragoda met with the National Security Advisor of India Ajit Kumar Doval recently and discussed the current status of the relations between India and Sri Lanka.

"Sri Lanka's High Commissioner to India @MilindaMoragoda met with the National Security Advisor of India Shri Ajit Kumar Doval today (12) in New Delhi and reviewed the current status of the relations between Sri Lanka and India," read a tweet issued by the Sri Lankan High Commission in India.

The Twitter handle also shared an image of the meeting.

The meeting took place as part of the regular and ongoing dialogue between the High Commissioner of Sri Lanka and the National Security Advisor of India, Daily Mirror reported.

They discussed a range of issues pertaining to the mutual interests of the two countries as well as priority areas for future cooperation, the newspaper reported.

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