As Sri Lanka emerges from its worst economic crisis, the new government faces the challenge of balancing recovery with ...
The World Bank has revised up Sri Lanka’s growth by 1% since June to 3.5%. Growth will moderate to 3.1% in 2026, the bank says. Growth in per capita income “is expected to be weaker in 2025-2026 than ...
Sri Lanka aims to transform its crisis-hit economy to prepare to resume debt repayments from 2028, President Anura Kumara ...
The president hailed big business as “the engine of growth for the economy” and outlined sweeping privatisation and ...
Sri Lanka's new left-wing JVP government seems to have shedded its Marxist roots and embraced pragmatic pro-business policies ...
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake on Tuesday said that Sri Lanka must work in unison to achieve economic freedom rather than yield to vulnerabilities within the global economic system.
Sri Lanka's new President Anura Kumara Dissanayake will outline the government's revenue and policy goals in his first ...
The government aims to grow Sri Lanka's digital economy to a level in excess of 15 billion dollars or 12 percent of the national economy over the next five years and the government proposes to ...
David Sislen, World Bank Regional Country Director for Maldives, Nepal and Sri Lanka, said Sri Lanka's recent economic stabilisation, marked by four quarters of growth and a current account ...
Raiser concluded his visit by reiterating the World Bank’s readiness to offer comprehensive support for Sri Lanka as the country transitions from recovery to sustained, inclusive economic growth by ...
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