- 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.
Sri Lanka is hosting its inaugural FinTech festival, marking a major step in its push to grow the global digital finance ecosystem.
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Sri Lanka is hosting its inaugural FinTech festival, marking a major step in its push to grow the global digital finance ecosystem.
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The Sri Lankan government is preparing reforms aimed at supporting the growth of digital exports.Also in this story
- The government of Sri Lanka is pushing modernization in the agricultural sector by promoting the adoption of new technologies.
- The Sri Lankan government is driving digital transformation while using Parliament to pass resolutions.
Within Sri Lanka plans to transform four key export industries and unify its provident and trust funds.
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- Softlogic Finance PLC, a financial institution, is currently operating within Sri Lanka.
- FITIS Chairman Dayan Rajapakse discussed Sri Lanka's national digital strategy.
- A company is offering financial products across the island of Sri Lanka while the IMF continues to support the country's economic recovery.
- World Bank grant facility supports Sri Lanka tourism planning, while a Spanish firm is awarded a tourism consultancy contract.