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US Ambassador Julie Chung said that the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will provide credit facilities for Renewable Energy Projects,President’s Media Division said.
The Ambassador made these remarks when she called on President Gotabaya Rajapaksa at the Presidential Secretariat, today (28).
The Ambassador commended the assistance given by the Government during the visit of the US State Department's Under Secretary for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland to Sri Lanka.
Explaining the reasons for the recent decline of the Sri Lankan economy, the President said that he was looking forward to the support of the United States in reaching out to the International Monetary Fund.
Ms. Chung praised the government's decision to go to the International Monetary Fund and said it was important for the future of Sri Lanka.
President Rajapaksa stated that the steps will be taken to provide relief to low-income earners, irrespective of any economic reforms.
CIA AGENT brothers Monday, 28 March 2022 07:07 PM
Everything seems to be orchestrated by the USA, two patriots toeing their line...
Aye Monday, 28 March 2022 08:13 PM
CEB engineers mafia will not like it if their private small hydro power stations loose demand...they will scuttle it..
Ranaweera Monday, 28 March 2022 08:39 PM
Thank you. Very good.our corrupt CEB engineers will not let it happen easily. Give them green card so we can get rid of them.
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