COLOMBO, 31 August 2021, (TON): United States Congresswoman Dina Titus, also a member of America’s vital House Foreign Affairs Committee, advocates strong bonds between the U.S. and Sri Lanka through a vigorous democratic process.

An active member of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Sub-Committee on Asia-Pacific, under whose purview Sri Lanka falls, encourages critical reforms to rule of law and democracy in this South Asian nation.

Reminding the Biden administration’s broader foreign policy goal is centered on safeguarding and strengthening of human rights, Congresswoman Professor Dina Titus said that she was proud to work with Sri Lankan expatriate community with whom she has closer working relationship and the other Members of the Congress to strengthen the relationship between the two nations.

Dina Tutus throughout her professional life, previously professor of political science at the University of Nevada and currently in the American legislature, has been a strong Sri Lanka friend and advocate of Sri Lankan progress through America’s socio-economic engagement.

Congresswoman Dina Titus was one of the signatories to that communication. The Sri Lankan expatriates were aiming at getting the involvement of the Indo-Pacific Military Command to set-up the medical units.