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EU Ambassador to Sri Lanka Tung-Laï Margue on Tuesday said he hoped the aspirations of the international community in finding a political settlement in the country would become a reality, even in the face of short-sighted opposition.
Addressing the HOPE Photography Exhibition which was inaugurated at the Independence Square, he said the Government had committed itself to a process of national reconciliation and to addressing the causes of the war through finding a political settlement.
“We, as the international community, hope this will become a reality even in the face of short-sighted opposition,” he said.
Pathfinder Thursday, 02 November 2017 12:24 AM
Get lost.
sanka Thursday, 02 November 2017 01:10 AM
last time i checked this dude had no civil rights in Sri Lankas governance. May be he can put his energy in to fixing spain. Or atleast they can fix the broken system in Belgium, the capital of EU.
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