Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister, Ali Sabry, is set to embark on a diplomatic mission to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to participate in the World Economic Forum's Special Meeting on Global Cooperation, Growth, and Energy for Development. The prestigious event is scheduled to take place between April 28 and 29 in Riyadh.
The Special Meeting aims to convene leaders from various sectors and industries for an inclusive dialogue addressing pressing global challenges. Minister Sabry's participation underscores Sri Lanka's commitment to engaging in collaborative efforts towards sustainable development and economic growth.
During his visit, Minister Sabry will contribute as a panelist in two sessions focusing on crucial themes: "Building the Urban Future" and "North to South, East to West: Rebuilding Trust." These sessions are expected to foster insightful discussions and offer innovative solutions to complex issues facing the global community.
In addition to his participation in the forum, Minister Sabry is slated to hold bilateral meetings with counterparts from several countries, including Saudi Arabia, the host nation. These engagements are aimed at strengthening diplomatic ties and exploring avenues for mutual cooperation across various domains.
Furthermore, on the sidelines of the event, Minister Sabry plans to connect with the Sri Lankan diaspora in Riyadh, emphasizing the government's commitment to engaging with and addressing the concerns of overseas communities. He is also scheduled to visit the Sri Lankan International School in Riyadh, highlighting the significance of education and cultural exchange in Sri Lanka's diplomatic efforts.
Minister Sabry's participation in the World Economic Forum's Special Meeting underscores Sri Lanka's proactive approach to international cooperation and its commitment to contributing to global dialogue and progress.
