US Envoy Sergio Gor Visits Sri Lanka, Maldives to Boost Indian Ocean Cooperation

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US Envoy Visits Sri Lanka, Maldives to Boost Indian Ocean Cooperation

US Envoy Visits Sri Lanka, Maldives to Boost Indian Ocean Cooperation

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CNBC Awaaz•22-03-2026, 07:14

US Envoy Visits Sri Lanka, Maldives to Boost Indian Ocean Cooperation

•US Special Envoy Sergio Gor to visit Sri Lanka and Maldives from March 19-24.
•Visit aims to strengthen cooperation in the Indian Ocean region amid rising security tensions.
•In Sri Lanka, Gor will discuss trade, maritime security, and port security with senior leaders.
•In Maldives, focus will be on security cooperation, bilateral relations, and economic development.
•The visit also marks 60 years of US-Maldives relations and highlights US Indo-Pacific strategy.

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