President Urges Plantation Company Leaders to Finalize Agreement on Labour Wages before December 31st
President Ranil Wickremesinghe advised the leaders of plantation companies to engage in a collective agreement concerning the wage hike for
Foreign Minister Ali Sabry Reports 275,000 Sri Lankans Departed for Overseas Employment in Current Year
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Sabry, disclosed that a staggering 275,000 Sri Lankans have embarked on foreign employment opportunities within
Asian Development Bank Approves $200 Million Concessional Loan for Financial Sector Stability in Sri Lanka
In response to the economic challenges faced by Sri Lanka since the sovereign debt and economic crises that began in
High-Level Discussion on Strengthening Bilateral Security Ties between Sri Lanka and Russia Held at Ministry of Public Security
Today, a significant discussion aimed at enhancing bilateral security relations between Sri Lanka and Russia, as well as addressing international
Sri Lanka’s Merchandise Exports Experience a 14.6% Decline to USD 898.0 Million in October 2023
Sri Lanka’s merchandise exports encountered a notable downturn, registering a 14.6% decrease to USD 898.0 million in October 2023 compared
President Ranil Wickremesinghe Announces Imposition of Special Commodity Levy on Various Goods, Effective December 1, 2023
In his role as the Minister of Finance, President Ranil Wickremesinghe has officially declared the implementation of the Special Commodity
President Wickremesinghe Optimistic for IMF Review and Stresses Commitment to Economic Restructuring
Sri Lanka’s President, Ranil Wickremesighe, has conveyed optimism regarding the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Board’s timely conclusion of the first
State Minister for Finance Addresses Concerns on Per Capita Debt Exceeding Rs 1.2 Million
State Minister for Finance, Ranjith Siyambalapitiya, responded to reports revealing that the per capita debt has surpassed Rs 1.2 million.
Shocking Revelation: Rs 1.3 Billion Paid for Defective Chinese Organic Fertilizers, Auditor General’s Report Exposes Serious Lapses
In a startling disclosure, it has come to light that a substantial amount of Rs 1.3 billion was disbursed to
Creditor Nations, Including Japan, Expected to Finalize Debt Relief Agreement for Sri Lanka
Japan, in collaboration with France and India, is anticipated to lead a group of creditor nations in reaching an agreement