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<blockquote data-quote="prasanna1992" data-source="post: 29521456" data-attributes="member: 566986"><p>The Sectoral Oversight Committee on International Relations has drawn its attention to the affairs related to the National Oceanic Affairs Committee Secretariat, an agency affiliated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.</p><p></p><p>The Committee to which met on 09 January 2024 chaired by Member of Parliament Akila Ellawala discussed the role of the National Oceanic Affairs Committee Secretariat, challenges faced and future plans, the Parliamentary Communications Department said in a statement.</p><p>- daily mirror</p><h3>Nuclear power plants in SL: Power & Energy Min. to submit Cabinet paper</h3><p>The Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Board (SLAEB) said that the Ministry of Power and Energy is to submit a Cabinet paper in the weeks to come seeking the approval of the Cabinet of Ministers to proceed with the Government’s project of establishing nuclear power plants in Sri Lanka.</p><p>- The morning </p><h3>Record mango harvest this year</h3><p>- The mango harvest in Sri Lanka has indicated a record increase this year, the Agriculture Department said.</p><p></p><p>They said the prolonged dry weather in 2023, as well as the subsequent rainy weather, have caused the mango harvest to increase.</p><p></p><p>During a discussion chaired by the Agriculture and Plantation Industry Minister, it was recently emphasized that thousands of acres of mangoes are cultivated islandwide, especially the TEJC mango variety, which is cultivated for export, and the production may be hampered due to the decrease in the price</p><p>- daily mirror</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="prasanna1992, post: 29521456, member: 566986"] The Sectoral Oversight Committee on International Relations has drawn its attention to the affairs related to the National Oceanic Affairs Committee Secretariat, an agency affiliated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Committee to which met on 09 January 2024 chaired by Member of Parliament Akila Ellawala discussed the role of the National Oceanic Affairs Committee Secretariat, challenges faced and future plans, the Parliamentary Communications Department said in a statement. - daily mirror [HEADING=2]Nuclear power plants in SL: Power & Energy Min. to submit Cabinet paper[/HEADING] The Sri Lanka Atomic Energy Board (SLAEB) said that the Ministry of Power and Energy is to submit a Cabinet paper in the weeks to come seeking the approval of the Cabinet of Ministers to proceed with the Government’s project of establishing nuclear power plants in Sri Lanka. - The morning [HEADING=2]Record mango harvest this year[/HEADING] - The mango harvest in Sri Lanka has indicated a record increase this year, the Agriculture Department said. They said the prolonged dry weather in 2023, as well as the subsequent rainy weather, have caused the mango harvest to increase. During a discussion chaired by the Agriculture and Plantation Industry Minister, it was recently emphasized that thousands of acres of mangoes are cultivated islandwide, especially the TEJC mango variety, which is cultivated for export, and the production may be hampered due to the decrease in the price - daily mirror [/QUOTE]
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