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Posted on September 11, 2020 by admin

Lanka yet to forward serious biz proposal to China – Dr Kohona

Sri Lanka is yet to put across a serious business proposal to reap economic benefits from China, said new Sri Lankan Ambassador to China, Dr. Palitha Kohona in a special interview with the Daily News.

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