The Finance Ministry of Sri Lanka has reportedly stated that Japan has made the highest commitment out of the US$1,187.2 million pledged by foreign development partners
The European Union (EU) is to give a grant of Rs. 5.4 billion for programmes aimed at poverty reduction in Sri Lanka’s Central and Uva Provinces.
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka data has reportedly shown that the country’s gross official reserves have improved to US$ 7,489.98 million by end October from US$ 7,288.12 million
Sri Lanka’s largest business chamber, the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) has welcomed the budget for 2018 while calling on the government to end the practice of overnight tax changes.
Maersk Line – The largest container shipping line globally and a market leader in Sri Lanka – fully supports the 2018 budget proposals made by Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera