Address by Hon. Mahinda Samarasinghe, M.P., Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights at the Fifteenth WMO Congress on 07th May 2007

 

Statement by H.E.Mrs.Sarala Fernando , Ambassador/Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka at the 40th Session of ITC Joint Advisory Group (JAG) Meeting.25 April 2007

 

REPORT ON COMMISSION ON ENTERPRISE, BUSINESS FACILITATION AND DEVELOPMENT AT ITS ELEVENTH SESSION (19-23 February 2007)TO THE PLENARY OF THE BOARD -Presented by Dr. Dayaratna Silva, Minister (E & C)

 
 

Statement by the President of the Conference on Disarmament H E Mrs. Sarala Fernando (Sri Lanka)at the Plenary of the Conference on 30 March 2007

Statement by the President of the Conference on Disarmament H E Mrs. Sarala Fernando (Sri Lanka)at the Plenary of the Conference on 30 March 2007

Statement by the President of the conference on Disarmament H E Mrs.Sarala Fernando (Sri Lanka) at the Plenary of the Conference on 27 March 2007

Statement by the President of the conference on Disarmament H E Mrs.Sarala Fernando (Sri Lanka) at the Plenary of the Conference on 27 March 2007

Statement by the President of the Conference on Disarmament H E Mrs.Sarala Fernando (Sri Lanka) at the informal Plenary of the conference on 23 March 2007

Statement by the President of the Conference on Disarmament H E Mrs.Sarala Fernando (Sri Lanka) at the informal Plenary of the conference on 23 March 2007

Statement by the President of the Conference on Disarmament - HE Ambassador Sarala Fernando -Sri Lanka , Opening of the 1061st Plenary Meeting 20 March 2007

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I call to order the 1061st plenary meeting of the Conference on Disarmament.

I have the honour to convey the following message of good wishes addressed to the Conference by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka, Hon. Rohitha Bogollagama.

‘I have great pleasure in addressing this special message on the occasion of Sri Lanka’s assumption of the Presidency of the Conference on Disarmament. As a small, yet always engaged member State of the United Nations, Sri Lanka’s assumption of the Presidency of this Conference is yet another manifestation of its commitment to and belief in multilateral diplomacy as the indispensable means to address major global challenges and enhance the prospects of a stable, just and peaceful world. The Conference on Disarmament, as the sole multilateral negotiating body on disarmament matters has a proud history of codification and remains relevant in our constant endeavour to free the world from all weapons of mass destruction.

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  1. Address by Hon.Mahinda Samarasinghe,Minister of Disaster Management and Human Rights of Sri Lanka , at the 4th Session of the Human Rights Council on 12th March 2007
  2. Statement by H E Mrs.Sarala Fernando,Ambassador/Permanent Representative at the Programme Kick Off on Wednesday,17 January 2007 for the Common Humanitarian Action Plan on Sri Lanka
  3. Statements made by the Sri Lanka Delegation at the Human Rights Council Session on 27th November to 08th December 2006 in Geneva

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