- Sri Lanka plans to transform four key export industries and unify its provident and trust funds.
- The Sri Lankan government is preparing reforms aimed at supporting the growth of digital exports.
- Government must modernize labor laws for export goals.
An MoU was signed governing the employment of Sri Lankan workers in Thailand, addressed by a minister.
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An MoU was signed governing the employment of Sri Lankan workers in Thailand, addressed by a minister.
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