Gathering at Colombo Uni: Lithuania explains its foreign and security policy

Lithuania's Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Vidmantas Verbickas, recently addressed the University of Colombo to discuss Lithuania's foreign and security policy within a changing geopolitical environment. Verbickas was in Sri Lanka for the first political consultations between the two countries, aiming to promote digital cooperation and mark 30 years of diplomatic relations.

During his visit, Verbickas met with the University of Colombo's Vice Chancellor, Professor Indika Mahesh Karunathilake, and delivered a lecture on Lithuania's foreign and security policy. The engagement with the Sri Lankan academic community provided valuable insights into Lithuania's perspective on the evolving international security landscape, strengthening direct contact and fostering a broader understanding of the two nations' interests and experiences.

The visit also opened up opportunities for academic collaboration, such as joint research, postgraduate education, and professional training, which could benefit Sri Lankan students, researchers, and professionals. These opportunities will likely require continued engagement between relevant institutions to capitalize on the established contacts during the visit.

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