
IMF and Sri Lankan Authorities Reach Staff-Level Agreement on Economic Policies
Completion of the review by the IMF’s Executive Board requires: (i) the implementation by the authorities of prior actions; and (ii) the completion of financing
Completion of the review by the IMF’s Executive Board requires: (i) the implementation by the authorities of prior actions; and (ii) the completion of financing
Sri Lanka’s economy showed a strong recovery in 2023 following the IMF deal opined Standard Chartered Bank’s Global Research team that conducted its 2024 H1Global
President Ranil Wickremesinghe revealed that over the past 14 months, the Parliament has enacted 42 new laws to facilitate the country’s economic transformation. Furthermore, the
In recent years, the business landscape has witnessed a remarkable surge in the number of women entrepreneurs, breaking traditional barriers and carving their path towards
In a ground-breaking move aimed at enhancing the convenience and security of digital payments for Indian tourists in Sri Lanka, a virtual launch event marked
Sri Lanka has set ambitious targets, aiming to attract 2.3 million tourists and generate over $4 billion from tourism in 2024. Looking ahead to 2030, the country is eyeing a substantial increase in arrivals to 5 million, with an impressive revenue projection of $21.6 billion. Central to this strategy is the goal of increasing average spending per visitor to $4,000, with a focus on attracting high-end tourists.
The fourth edition of the program invites applications from growth-stage startups to solve payments and commerce challenges of tomorrow Colombo, January 29, 2024: Visa (NYSE:
As employees get older, they may be downgraded or dismissed altogether. Older workers are often replaced by younger employees who are seen as more “innovative”