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Japan urges urgent debt restructuring for Sri Lanka’s progress

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Japan’s Deputy Head of Mission Kotaro Katsuki on Saturday asserted that without restructuring the external debt, Sri Lanka cannot move forward.

“Therefore the external debt restructuring must be concluded with a sense of urgency,” said Kotaro speaking at the Daily FT-BOI ICCSL webinar titled “The FTA pathway: Exploring Sri Lanka’s Export and FDI Potential.”

Delivering the keynote in the webinar, Foreign Affairs Minister Ali Sabry emphasised that Sri Lanka’s key location and potential for growth must not be neglected, and the country must move towards a more robust system of trade with our regional partners and those on distant shores.

Sabry noted, “We have much to gain from positive FTAs, and we must move towards a system of production that is globally competitive, and not only catering to the domestic market.”

However, Sabry emphasised that negotiations must be strategic, stakeholder driven and focused, and must take into consideration the opportunities and threats.

(Except for the headline, this story, originally published by ft.lk has not been edited by SLM staff)

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This week’s Cabinet decisions

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A number of decisions have been taken at the Cabinet meeting held yesterday (Dec. 02).

The decisions taken by the Cabinet of Ministers are as follows :

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No change in Litro Gas prices for December

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The Litro Gas Company says that the prices of its domestic LP Gas cylinders will remain unchanged for the month of December 2024.

Chairman of Litro Gas – Channa Gunawardena stated that the company decided to keep the prices of LP gas cylinders unchanged despite the price hike in the global market, in order to provide relief to the consumers.

Accordingly, the prices of Litro LP gas domestic gas cylinders will remain unchanged as follows:

12.5kg – Rs. 3,690
05kg – Rs. 1,482
2.3kg – Rs. 694

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Tomorrow’s Parliamentary session to continue until 9.30 pm

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It has been decided during the party leaders’ meeting to conduct tomorrow’s (Dec. 04) parliamentary session until 09.30 pm.

Accordingly, the adjournment debate regarding the disaster situation caused by the recent adverse weather conditions will be held from 05.30 pm – 09.30 pm tomorrow.

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