afghanistan is of grave concern. our embassy in kabul has been on ordered departure since april 27th and we ve been evaluating the security situation every day to determine how best to keep those serving at our embassy safe. this is what we do for every diplomatic post in a challenging security environment. accordingly, we are further reducing our civilian footprint in kabul in light of the evolving security situation. we expect to draw down to a core diploma diplomatic presence in afghanistan in the coming weeks. in order to facilitate this reduction the department of defense will temporarily deploy additional personnel to the international airport. secretary blink entogether with secretary au stiaustin had an opportunity to speak about this today. the embassy remains open and we plan to continue our diplomatic work. the united states will continue
Over 6,000 migrant Workers from Kuwait repatriated Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.)
The Sri Lanka Embassy in Kuwait continues to facilitate repatriation of Sri Lankan migrant workers and other Sri Lankans who were severely affected by COVID 19 pandemic under the guidance of Foreign Minister Dinesh Gunawardena and Foreign Secretary Admiral Professor Jayanath Colombage.
The Embassy has repatriated over 6,000 Sri Lankans out of 9,000 persons registered with the Embassy.
The repatriation is facilitated by the Embassy in coordination with the Presidential Secretariat, the Foreign Ministry, the National Operation Centre for Prevention of COVID-19 Outbreak, Labour Ministry, Foreign Employment Promotion and Market Diversification State Ministry, the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE), SriLankan Airlines and relevant Kuwait authorities.
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