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The Sri Lankan government has approached
"The Sri Lankan government has put the feelers out, but we're not negotiating anything at the moment," Tim Clark told Zawya Dow Jones by telephone. "If the price is right we'd consider it, but that's all I can say on the matter."
Emirates, the
Since then, the Sri Lankan government has been managing the carrier and is trying to rebuild the country's tourism sector after a 25-year war ended last year.
Last month, Emirates said it expects to post "solid" full-year earnings and sees no problem refinancing upcoming debt, despite ongoing concerns over
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