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are going to be all that impressed with an invitation to go to some distant port and have a cocktail on board a ship in the harbour. so, i think it harks back generations to the way export promotion was done many, many years ago. it isn't relevant to promoting modern high—tech britain in the modern world. so, how does an idea like that get signed off, then? because, presumably, enough people must think that this is a terrific idea if that much money is going to be spent? well, i mean, clearly some people think it's a great idea inside the government and the conservative party. i wonder how many senior british business leaders have been consulted. i doubt that they would see this as a very good idea. if they want a visiting minister to meet leaders of the business community in any another country then there is, of course, the british ambassador�*s residence, which is usually a much better and more convenient place to go in the centre of the capital city, than to some distant port.
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Posted on Visiting Minister of External Affairs of India Dr. S.Jaishankar held bilateral talks with Foreign Minister Dinesh Gunawardena yesterday and discussed multiple areas of bilateral cooperation was taken up, including economic, financial, trade and investment cooperation, cultural exchanges, defence and security, development cooperation as well as Covid 19 pandemic response. Both sides agreed to continue the current momentum of deep engagement that reflects the readiness to bring prosperity for the peoples of both countries built upon the centuries old strong cultural bonds. Sri Lanka thanked India for the tremendous assistance extended in kind to the health sector for the past several months since the emergence of Covid 19 pandemic.