Sri Lanka to establish diplomatic ties with Chad

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Sri Lanka to establish diplomatic ties with Chad

Sri Lanka’s cabinet approved to establish diplomatic relations with Chad as part of its move to enhance ties with the African region, a statement from the government’s information department said.

The government of Chad has also expressed its desire to establish diplomatic relations with Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka has established diplomatic relations with 46 countries on the African continent.

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