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Sri Lanka, Romania discuss protection of 26,000 workers

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  • Daily Mirror says the discussions focused on the welfare and safety of Sri Lankan nationals in Romania.
  • Daily Mirror gives their population there as about 26,000.
  • Daily Mirror reports that government-to-government recruitment was also discussed.
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  1. Newswire · Deputy foreign minister to visit Romania to strengthen labour cooperation
  2. Ada Derana · Sri Lanka's Deputy Foreign Minister to visit Romania for bilateral consultations

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