Wmqgd .ekSu ysre f.disma
uu ljodj;a ys;=fõ kE uu f.dvla wdof¾ lrmq tllska ug fufyu fjhs lsh,d’
idrx. Èidfialr iy ÈklaIs maßhidoa lshkafka mqxÑ ;srfha ckmaßh ;re hq.<hla’ b;ska’ Tjqka fofokd ysá yeáfhau uqyqKq fmdf;a m< lrmq ,fmdaiaÜ, tlla .ek fï fjkfldg f,dl= l;dnyla we;s fj,d ;sfhkjd’
ÈklaIs fï .ek i|yka lrñka ùäfhdajla ksl=;a lr ;snqKd’ tys weh” “uu /jgqKd” uu ´kEjg;a jeäh úYajdi l<d”” hkqfjka i|yka lrkjd’
wms fï ms<sn|j úuiSug idrx.j ÿrl:kfhka iïnkaO lr .ekSug W;aiy l<;a th õh¾: jqKd’
Sri Lanka will not be constricted by the agenda of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), state minister Ajith Nivard Cabraal has said.
flfia fj;;a” ÈklaIsg ms<s;=re jYfhka” idrx.;a ùäfhdajla ksl=;a lr ;sfnkjd’
fï ;sfhkafka ta ùäfhdaj’
They (the former government) handed us an economy with depleted reserves, one which has more imports than exports,” the state minister of money and capital markets said.
