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President Muizzu accorded grand state welcome in Colombo
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu was accorded a ceremonial state welcome in Colombo on Monday during his state visit to Sri Lanka, his first official trip to the country since assuming office in 2023. He is scheduled to hold bilateral talks with Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayaka, with six Memoranda of Understanding expected to be signed, and the visit will continue until May 6.
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Mon 4 MayPresident Dr Mohamed Muizzu was accorded a ceremonial state welcome at the Presidential Secretariat under the patronage of Sri Lankan Presi…Colomboon Mondayonly The StandardPresident Dr Mohamed Muizzu was accorded a ceremonial state welcome in Colombo on Monday, as part of his ongoing state visit to Sri Lanka. The official ceremony, held at the Presidential Secretariat under the patronage of Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayaka, marked a key highlight of the visit.
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Authorities in Colombo implemented a special traffic plan to facilitate official movements and ensure security.during the period, with the visit continuing until May 6ColomboThe StandardThe visit will continue until May 6, with authorities in Colombo implementing a special traffic plan during the period to facilitate official movements and ensure security.
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