Harin Fernando

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The Honourable Harin Fernando MP
හරීන් ප්‍රනාන්දු ஹரின் பெர்னாண்டோ
Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs
In office 27 November 2023 –09 August 2024

v t e Telecommunication, Digital Infrastructure and Foreign Employment ministers of Sri Lanka
Markar Kotelawala Sittampalam Samaraweera Moonesinghe Jayawickrama Goonewardene Kumarasuriar Jayasinghe Wijetunga Aluwihare Adhikari Samaraweera de Silva Gunawardena Jayaratne Hakeem Kumaranatunga Siyambalapitiya Fernando