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Australian delegation calls on Navy Commander


Navy Commander Vice Admiral Wasantha Karannagoda having discussions with the Australian delegation.

A high level Australian Government delegation accompanied by Australian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Kathy Klugman called on Navy Commander Vice Admiral Wasantha Karannagoda at the Naval Headquarters, Colombo recently.

The delegation consisted of National Security Advisor Duncan Lewis, AO DSC CSC, Senior Advisor, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Steven James Robinson, First Assistant Secretary, International Organisations and Trade Legal Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Ambassador for People Smuggling Issues Michael Potts, Commander Boarder Protection Rear Admiral Allan Du Toit, AMRAN, Deputy Commissioner National Security, Australian Federal Police APM OAM Andrew Colvin, Assistant Secretary, Boarder Intelligence Branch, Department of Immigration and Citizenship Robert Hoitink and Executive Officer to the National Security Advisor, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Ms. Marissa Whight.

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