The World Bank approved $150 million for Sri Lanka''s reform agenda, aiming to boost investment, strengthen competitiveness, and create jobs through the REGROW program.

The IMF’s Executive Board signed off on Sri Lanka’s combined Fifth and Sixth Reviews under the Extended Fund Facility on May 28, unlocking another SDR 508 million, roughly US$695 million, and bringing ...

Accelerating reforms in state-owned enterprises and ensuring energy prices reflect cost-recovery are essential to reducing fiscal risks, according to the IMF Staff Mission at the conclusion of its ...

Sri Lanka has formally launched a unified digital decision support platform aimed at transforming how the plantation sector ...

The 10th edition of the International Faculty Development Program (IFDP) - 2026 commenced today here at Chandigarh University ...

Across the globe, roads pose a deadly physical threat to wildlife and fragment the landscapes animals need to move through to ...

Leading with passion In Sri Lanka’s dynamic hospitality landscape, few leaders have left a significant mark as Kamal Munasinghe.As Senior Vice President of Colombo Hotels at Cinnamon Hotels and ...

The Ministry of Youth Development where I was working as the Commonwealth Fund Advisor in Youth Development was attending to traditional youth work and providing skills training to 40,000 youths ...

UNODC and the European Union Promote Youth Engagement in Preventing Online Violent Extremism in South Asia. South Asia hosts ...