
Assistant Minister Julian Hill MP met with Prime Minister and Minister of Education Harini Amarasuriya to reaffirm Australia’s enduring partnership with Sri Lanka, with particular emphasis on solidarity for communities impacted by Cyclone Ditwah. The meeting highlighted the long history of cooperation between the two nations, rooted in shared regional interests and a commitment to mutual support during times of need.
The discussions explored Australia’s ongoing humanitarian assistance and the continued collaboration on international education reform. Both sides emphasised the importance of strengthening education systems to equip students with future-ready skills and broaden opportunities across the Indo-Pacific.
Australia reaffirmed its role as a dependable, high-quality education partner for Sri Lanka, underscoring its commitment to expanding pathways and developing strong academic linkages. Through these efforts, both countries aim to foster resilience, deepen regional ties, and support the next generation of learners and professionals.

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