Sri Lanka's Vice Admiral, COAS discuss regional security and Afghan situation
The Chief of Army Staff reiterates that all regional countries need to work collectively for enduring peace and stability


Rawalpindi: Vice Admiral Nishantha Ulugetenne, Commander of Sri Lankan Navy called on General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) at the General Headquarters on Tuesday, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.
During the meeting, matters of mutual interest, regional security and current Afghanistan situation were discussed.
General Bajwa said that Pakistan wishes to enhance long term multi-domain relations with Sri Lanka based on common interests.
The COAS reiterated that all regional countries need to work collectively for enduring peace and stability.
The visiting dignitary lauded the professionalism of Pakistan Armed Forces and vowed to continue military cooperation between two Forces in defence, training and counter terrorism domains.
He also appreciated Pakistan’s role in Afghan situation, special efforts for border management and role in regional stability.
-- Vice Admiral Ulugetenne also calls on PM Imran --
Vice Admiral Ulugetenne also called on Prime Minister Imran Khan in Islamabad today, said the premier’s office in a series of tweets.
“Pakistan attaches immense importance to its relations with Sri Lanka as a reliable friend and partner,” PM Imran told the Sri Lankan official.
During the meeting, the premier “fondly” recalled his visit to Sri Lanka in February 2021 in the meeting. The premier reaffirmed the strong fraternal bonds between the two countries and Islamabad’s desire to comprehensively upgrade bilateral relations in all fields.
“Security and defence cooperation is a key component of Pakistan-Sri Lanka relations and a factor of peace and stability in the region,” said PM Imran. He added that he looked forward to the visit of Sri Lankan leadership to Pakistan.
On the other hand, Vice Admiral Ulugetenne underlined the close cooperative ties between the two countries and expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s support at international and regional fora. He also reaffirmed the commitment to work together for the promotion of shared goals.

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