Sri Lanka, Romania discuss expanding job opportunities for Sri Lankan workers
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Deputy Minister Arun Hemachandra met Romanian Labour Minister Petre-Florin Manole in Bucharest.
- The officials discussed identifying suitable jobs and supporting Sri Lankan workers’ welfare.
- Talks included building on the Sri Lanka–Romania Joint Working Group on Labour Cooperation.
- Romanian Secretary of State Ciprian-Nicolae Vacaru and Sri Lankan Ambassador Samantha Pathirana attended.
Newswire, citing Sri Lanka’s Foreign Ministry, reports that Deputy Foreign Minister and Foreign Employment Minister Arun Hemachandra met Romania’s Labour, Family, Youth and Social Solidarity Minister Petre-Florin Manole in Bucharest on the 26th. The report does not specify the month or year.
Newswire reports that Hemachandra conveyed greetings from Sri Lankan Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism Minister Vijitha Herath and congratulated Manole on his recent reappointment.
Newswire says the two sides discussed strengthening labour cooperation, identifying suitable employment opportunities for Sri Lankan workers and supporting their welfare and wellbeing. They also considered how to build on progress made by the Sri Lanka–Romania Joint Working Group on Labour Cooperation and explore additional areas of collaboration.
Newswire reports that Romanian Secretary of State Ciprian-Nicolae Vacaru and Sri Lankan Ambassador to Romania Samantha Pathirana also attended. According to the Foreign Ministry, the meeting reaffirmed both countries’ commitment to stronger bilateral relations and cooperation for mutual benefit.
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