Sri Lanka to Exceed 2026 Spending Limit for Cyclone Relief
Sri Lanka will exceed its 13 percent primary spending limit in 2026 to fund Cyclone Ditwah relief, Deputy Minister Anil Jayantha Fernando confirmed.
Sri Lanka will exceed its 13 percent primary spending limit in 2026 to fund Cyclone Ditwah relief, Deputy Minister Anil Jayantha Fernando confirmed.
Sri Lanka will host a donor conference in January 2026 to secure critical funding for rebuilding after Cyclone Ditwah. The initiative underscores the
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NITF is set to face significant losses from Cyclone Ditwah, Fitch Ratings reports, as other Sri Lankan insurers are largely protected by reinsurance.