Chinese military delegation in Sri Lanka

17 Jun, 2015

A Chinese military delegation is in Sri Lanka to review the construction of a Chinese funded?auditorium complex at the Sri Lanka Military Academy, the army media unit said.

The 6 member delegation, headed by Major General Cheng Jiang, Political Commissar of Department of Military Training of General Staff Headquarters of People?s Liberation Army (PLA) visited the?Sri Lanka Military Academy at Diyatalawa today.

The delegation had talks with?Major General Mano Perera, Commander of the Army Training Command (ARTRAC) and Brigadier R.W.W.A.D.B. Rajaguru, the Commandant of the Sri Lanka Military Academy.

The army media unit said that the visiting Chinese delegation had a lengthy discussion with those engaged in the construction project which was a long felt requirement of the Sri Lanka Military Academy. (Colombo Gazette)

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