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Robert Blake On His Visit To Sri Lanka

Robert O. Blake, the US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs was in the country recently to meet with political leaders, business community leaders and members of civil society for a wide-ranging series of discussions.

Connections | September 17, 2012
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