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India and Sri Lanka have held negotiations on a comprehensive civil nuclear co-operation agreement in Colombo.
The second round of talks began on Monday yesterday and concluded yesterday.
The Indian delegation was led by Amandeep Singh Gill, joint secretary (disarmament) in the ministry of external affairs, and included representatives from the department of atomic
energy.
The Sri Lankan side is led by Dhara Wijayatilake, secretary, ministry of technology and research, and included representatives from the atomic energy authority and the Sri Lankan ministry of external affairs.
Discussions were held in a warm, friendly and cordial manner on the draft text of a comprehensive agreement on bilateral civil nuclear co-operation, the Indian High Commission said in a statement.
It was agreed that the next meeting would be held in India in the second half of 2014 to take forward the issues under discussion.
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