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World Bank · ColomboECONOMYNEXT – World Bank Vice President for South Asia, Johannes Zutt, has committed to continue supporting Sri Lanka in implementing reforms that create jobs, attract private investment, and modernize key sectors. “The groundwork for recovery has been laid. Now is the time to focus on jobs, investment, and inclusive development,” Zutt, on his first official visit to Sri Lanka, said. “The World Bank Group is ready to support Sri Lanka in this jo…See the Story
World Bank VP Johannes Zutt pledges ongoing support for Sri Lanka

Cricket · ColomboBy: Staff WriterSeptember 16, Colombo (LNW): The Sri Lankan tourism industry is once again at a crossroads. While recent data shows foreign arrivals rising steadily, revenues are not keeping pace, raising doubts about whether the ambitious target of three million visitors and five billion US dollars in earnings for 2025 can be met. Against this backdrop, the recent Sri Lankan-German Tourism Conference 2025, hosted in Colombo by AHK Sri Lanka und…See the Story
Sri Lanka May Miss 2025 Tourism Arrival, Earning Targets: Ct Smith

Cricket · Sri LankaSeptember 16, Colombo (LNW): In a move aimed at strengthening democratic participation, the Cabinet of Ministers has given the green light to initiate a formal review of existing electoral laws with a view to granting voting rights to Sri Lankan citizens residing outside the country.Currently, under Sri Lanka’s election framework, only those physically present within the country and registered on the electoral roll are eligible to vote. This lim…See the Story