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Sri Lanka’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) could either remain under state ownership or be privatized, according to Peter Breuer, International Monetary Fund (IMF) Mission.
Sri Lanka has collected 10.9 billion rupees from imported rice as of January 10, according to K A Vimalenthirarajah, Secretary to the Ministry,.
Sri Lanka’s parliamentarians are set to receive fully taxpayer-funded vehicles, replacing the previous practice where they financed their own cars without tax, according.
A new chapter for Sri Lanka’s economic growth unfolded yesterday as the Sri Lanka Economic Association (SLEA), in collaboration with ODI Global, hosted.
Sri Lanka has signed a landmark agreement with Sinopec, the Chinese international petroleum corporation, to build a state-of-the-art oil refinery in Hambantota. The.
Workers’ remittances for 2024 rose by 10%, reaching $6.57 billion compared to the previous year, driven by a strong inflow of $614 million.
The Government has officially announced the resumption of vehicle imports after a five-year suspension, effective February, with a revised excise duty structure detailed.
Sri Lanka will facilitate state-led imports of coconut kernels to support local mills in producing oil and other related products, Industries Minister Sunil.
Treasury Secretary Mahinda Siriwardana emphasized that Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring program is pivotal for restoring fiscal and macroeconomic stability. Speaking on the topic.
Sri Lanka can build reserves and continue repaying debt even with vehicle imports reaching 1.5 billion US dollars annually, according to Central Bank.