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The Foreign Affairs Ministry has sought to appoint Inspectors' General (IGs) to monitor the work of Sri Lanka’s missions abroad and report on the progress.
Minister Mangala Samaraweera, in his Cabinet paper on this matter, says a committee to study and report on the rationalization of Sri Lanka’s diplomatic and consular representations abroad has been appointed.
According to recommendations of this committee, a decision has been taken to appoint Inspectors' General.
Three retired Foreign Service officers – C.D. Casie Chetty. G. Wijesiri and Geetha de Silva -- are to be appointed to the new posts. There will be no additional financial commitments such as salaries and allowances other than the payment of travelling expenses on the rates applicable to foreign travel of government officers. (Kelum Bandara)
MJ Wednesday, 02 November 2016 09:29 AM
Stop trying to be a big brother rather give them target achievement. ...
Namal Wednesday, 02 November 2016 09:52 AM
Waste of money. What can inspectors do when all foreign office people are friends and family of politicos.
Mason Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:02 PM
It is the primary responsibility of the Foreign Affairs Ministry to monitor the doings of our foreign missions. It appears the Minister and his Ministry are unable to effectively do this. In that case he should quit and let another ABLE PERSON take his seat.
Jayanath Wednesday, 02 November 2016 01:59 PM
Instead of wasting more tax payer money, why don't you just recall any foreign mission personnel that don't achieve anything within 1 year period and ensure they are never appointed to overseas missions again.
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