Civil Servants
- Sir Richard Aluwihare, KCMG, CBE, CCS, JP - High Commissioner to India
- Shirley Amerasinghe, CCS - High Commissioner to India, Ambassador to Nepal and Afghanistan and Permanent Representative to United Nations (New York)
- N. Q. Dias, CCS - High Commissioner to India
- Dr Nissanka Wijeyeratne, CCS - Ambassador to Soviet Union (note: - Also listed in Parliamentarians)
- Gunasena de Soyza, CMG, OBE, CCS - High Commissioner to United Kingdom
- S.J. Walpita, CCS - Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium
- Nissanka Wijewardena CCS - Ambassador / Permanent Representative to United Nations (New York)
- Dr Nandadeva Wijesekara - Ambassador to Burma (Myanmar)
- Felix Dias Abeyesinghe - High Commissioner to Australia
- Mahinda Bandusena, SLAS - Ambassador to Israel
- Lionel Fernando, SLAS - Ambassador to Netherlands and France
- Austin Jayawardhana, SLAS - High Commissioner to Pakistan and Ambassador to Iran
- Neville Piyadigama, SLAS - Ambassador to Japan and High Commissioner to Bangladesh
- K. C. Logeswaran - Ambassador to Republic of Korea
- D.Y Liyanage - High Commissioner to Malaysia
- C.G Wickremasinghe - Ambassador to France
- W.J.S Karunaratne - High Commissioner to Canada
- Mohamed Nabavi Junaid SLAS - Ambassador to United Arab Emirates
- Harry Gunawardena, SLAS - Ambassador to Thailand
- Thosapala Hewage, SLAS - Ambassador to Nepal
- Chandananda de Silva, SLAS - Ambassador to United Arab Emirates
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