Building a prosperous Indo-Pacific is more vital now than ever considering financial obstacles Sri Lanka is dealing with at present, the Ambassador of the United States to Sri Lanka, Julie Chung says.She made these remarks, attending to an occasion to introduce a publication entitled A Shared Vision for the Indo-Pacific: Implications for South Asia .

At the event, hosted by Sir John Kotelawala Defense University in involvement with the US Embassy, the United States Indo-Pacific Strategy, how the strategy supports the local visions for success, democracy and security were likewise used up for discussion.The United States envoy, highlighting in her opening remarks that 2023 is the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations in between the U.S, and Sri Lanka, kept in mind that the relationship between our two countries is broad and deep, and at its really heart is our shared dedication to People, Progress, and Partnership.

Chung stated that the core elements of the Indo-Pacific Strategy encompass a shared vision for an Indo-Pacific that is Free and Open, Prosperous, Connected, Resilient, and Secure.

Emphasizing that it is crucial to build a prosperous Indo-Pacific is more important now than ever thinking about the financial difficulties the island is dealing with at present, the ambassador repeated that the US is Sri Lankas partner and stands with Sri Lanka as it navigates through this difficult time.