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US dollars 150 million: World Bank tsunami relief doubled Sri Lanka's commitment to ease the burden of its tsunami victims and
rebuild devastated parts of the country, received a boost when the World
Bank announced a total US$150 million in financial support for the
country's reconstruction and recovery program. President meets Solheim: Govt. committed to equitable allocation of tsunami aid to N-E President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga received the Special
Advisor of the Royal Norwegian Government Erik Solheim at the President's
House on Thursday, states a Presidential Media Unit press release. Kadirgamar in India, Singh to visit Lanka from Upali Rupasinghe in New Delhi President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga's special envoy Foreign
Minister Lakshman Kadirgamar arrived in New Delhi yesterday on a visit to
express Sri Lanka's gratitude to the Indian Government for their strong
support after the December 26 tsunami. LTTE only organisation named by EU in UN Armed Conflict Report Following hard on the heels of the UN Security Council telling the LTTE
to end child conscription, the LTTE is the only organisation that is named
in a press release issued by the European Union (EU). Furthermore, the EU
in its statement mentioned Sri Lanka among the three countries where it
will be active on the child soldier issue. Other Stories
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