Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya has arrived in Bhutan to attend the inaugural Global Conscious Food Systems Summit, where she is expected to deliver remarks and engage in bilateral talks with Bhutanese leadership.
Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya arrived at Paro International Airport on Monday, where she was received by Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay. The visit marks Sri Lanka's participation in a significant international gathering focused on sustainable food systems.
Amarasuriya is attending the inaugural Global Conscious Food Systems Summit, scheduled to run from August 31 through September 4. During her stay, she is expected to address the summit's opening plenary session on Tuesday, positioning Sri Lanka as an active voice in discussions on food security and sustainability.
Beyond her summit participation, the Sri Lankan leader plans to hold bilateral meetings with Bhutanese Prime Minister Tobgay. These discussions are likely to cover matters of mutual interest between the two nations, strengthening diplomatic ties in South Asia.
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