Sabry in a select meeting with ANI underlined that India is quite possibly of the quickest developing biggest economy.
"It is a major economy. India is developing and that development way is vital. Along with that, the area should develop," he said.
Sabry further focused on that Sri Lanka has seen a major an open door in India. " We have seen a major an open door here, that is the real trick. I'm certain we will actually want to do that and that will be better for the two nations."
He said that Sri Lanka needs a decent district with flourishing, harmony, congruity, and among all, "we need a decent and prosperous neighbor."
Sabry further lauded India and added, "India is going that way. We need to go with them."
While discussing what is happening in the nation and India's help, Sebry featured that the circumstance is greatly improved contrasted with the year before.
"Expansion has descended, the rupee has settled, saves have risen, and the travel industry has expanded ... India gave us different types of help worth 3.9 billion," he added.
Besides, he offered his thanks and said that India can gladly guarantee an extraordinary piece of the credit that Sri Lanka has accomplished today.
Highlighting his gathering with outer issues serve S Jaishankar, Serby communicated his joy to meet him and said that the two priests had a little discussion on ways of reinforcing the India-Sri Lanka relationship.
"I have welcomed him to visit Sri Lanka for the IORA. He guaranteed that he would attempt his level bestto make it and to take the nation forward," he said.
Last year, India provided more than 270,000 MT of fuel to Sri Lanka such a long ways to assist with facilitating the power emergency in the island country which was seeing intense power cuts.
Besides, Sri Lanka likewise marked a $1 billion acknowledge line for India for obtainment of food, drugs and other fundamental things, in the midst of the island country's deteriorating financial emergency. The understanding was endorsed between the State Bank of India (SBI) and the public authority of Sri Lanka, during Sri Lankan finance serve Basil Rajapaksha's two-day visit to India.