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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Tamilmirror and Newswire report discussions about employment opportunities for Sri Lankan workers.
- Newswire says the talks also addressed stronger cooperation.
- The reports give no date, location or details of any agreements.
Tamilmirror and Newswire report that Sri Lanka and Romania held discussions about expanding job opportunities for Sri Lankan workers. Neither report provides the date or location of the talks.
Newswire reports that the discussions also covered strengthening cooperation to support those opportunities. The reports do not identify participants, specify sectors or describe any decisions or next steps.
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- Newswire · Deputy foreign minister to visit Romania to strengthen labour cooperation
- Ada Derana · Sri Lanka's Deputy Foreign Minister to visit Romania for bilateral consultations
- Daily Mirror · Sri Lanka, Romania discuss protection of 26,000 workers
- Newswire · Sri Lanka, Romania discuss expanding job opportunities for Sri Lankan workers
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