Governance issues and moves towards compromise had brought about the International Community's developing trust in Sri Lanka. He said there was a peril of a few names being incorporated in the report, however the positive picture displayed to the world by the present government had counteracted such a projection.
The President said the worldwide group had given a decent reaction to the work done by the legislature where there were numerous worries before. He said the administration was taking after an uncommitted remote approach which was proving to be fruitful and that the nineteenth Amendment which pruned certain Executive Powers of the President and widened the vote based space was not just helpful to the nation's subjects additionally developed Sri Lanka's picture globally. The President said it was best for the nation to have an administration without Mahinda Rajapaksa to push ahead and included that sure radical components were attempting unsuccessfully to make issues. Head administrator Ranil Wickremesinghe said the names did not come up in the UNHRC test report as a result of the diligent work of the legislature in the universal front. He said it was the progressive steps taken by the past Rajapaksa administration after it went into a concurrence with United Nations Secretary General which prompted the test on Sri Lanka. The Prime Minister said he was not in any case allowed to meet the UN Secretary General when he came to Sri Lanka around then and when he saw the assention which was come to he knew it would be troublesome for the nation. He said now the present government was working in a positive way to manage those issues and location the worries through a household instrument and that the matters would be managed after the Paranagama and Udalagama commission reports are introduced. Remote Minister Mangala Samaraweera said on October 30, the universal group which was partitioned over Sri Lanka before would remain behind the nation in a united way. Equity and Buddha Sasana Minister Wijedasa Rajapakshe and Media Minister Gayantha Karunatilleka were likewise present at the meeting.
