More than 100 participants from Sri Lanka and the Maldives joined in a workshopon how to access the international instruments of climate finance. ..
Over 100 participants from Sri Lanka and Maldives participate in climate finance seminar
More than 100 participants from Sri Lanka and the Maldives joined in a workshopon how to access the international instruments of climate finance. ..
Explained: How Pakistan is following Sri Lanka’s footsteps in China’s debt trap
China, which is Pakistan’s single-largest creditor — owning 30 per cent of its total external debt — is set to grant a $700 million loan through its China Development Bank. But experts say further bor …
Due to escalating costs SL’s real estate business seen as unviable
The Sri Lankan real estate business at this juncture is not viable due to … We are compelled to look at other avenues and business opportunities in Sri Lanka. We would preferably be in the hotel and …
Why India is wary of extending help to Pak facing financial collapse?
It is being repeatedly stated that India’s financial budget 2023-24 allocates huge financial assistance to Bhutan, funds for Nepal, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and many countries of the region, but no funds …
US$ 36 billion of Sri Lanka’s export money held offshore
If Sri Lankan can secure the 36 billion US dollars of export income owed by Sri Lanka it would be able to improve its economy The Sunday Times reported in July (2022) about an investigation carried …
Specific, credible financing assurances for Sri Lanka “most urgent – US Treasury Secretary
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stresses that committing to specific and credible financing assurances for Sri Lanka is “most urgent … Indian city before a two-day G-20 meeting of finance …
India’s Troubled Adani Invests In Bankrupt Sri Lanka
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka on Thursday announced its first major foreign investment since it declared bankruptcy, approving a $442 million wind power project by India’s scandal-hit Adani group.
India’s Troubled Adani Invests In Bankrupt Sri Lanka
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka on Thursday announced its first major foreign investment since it declared bankruptcy, approving a $442 million wind power project by India’s scandal-hit Adani group.
Wind farms get Sri Lanka green-light after claims of Modi ‘pressure’ for troubled tycoon Adani
South Asian nation gives nod to two Adani Green Energy projects following allegations over use of influence by Indian leader on behalf of billionaire’s embattle …