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PRESIDENT RAJAPAKSA MEETS DAVID CAMERON, THE MAN WHO IS STRONGLY TIPPED TO BE THE PRIME MINISTER IN UKBy Walter Jayawardhana
Sri Lankas terrorist menace and the countrys developmental
activities in the Eastern Province after democracy has been re-introduced
in to the area and Sri Lankas trade relations with the European
Union were among issues of bilateral interests believed to have been
discussed at the meeting. While Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama accompanied the Sri Lankan
President, William Hague, the Deputy Conservative Party leader, accompanied
Cameron. Hague is also the Oppositions shadow Foreign Secretary
and senior member of the shadow cabinet. Political analysts in Britain think Cameron is today, the most important
politician in the United Kingdom and strongly tipped to be the next
Prime minister of Britain. Cameron has been described as the best hope for the British Conservative Party, which has been in the decline in its political fortunes for a long period of time. With his youthful good looks the oxford educated David Cameron (42) has regularly been dubbed the opposition's Tony Blair and a leading opponent of international terrorism.
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