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  1. The economic situation in Sri Lanka is being discussed, specifically regarding the impact of oil price declines on the country's fuel debate and its commitment to the IMF recovery programme.

The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation is involved in Sri Lanka's national fuel pricing structure, while Namal Rajapaksa challenges the government regarding pricing transparency.

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The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation is involved in Sri Lanka's national fuel pricing structure, while Namal Rajapaksa challenges the government regarding pricing transparency.

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Ceylon Petroleum CorporationSri Lanka

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  1. President Dissanayake aims to regulate CEYPETCO's market control of fuel.1 source
  2. Minister addressed Parliament concerning the CPC Act and fuel supply agreements.1 source
  3. President Dissanayake warns private fuel companies and notes private sector expansion in Sri Lanka.1 source
  4. CPC operates in Sri Lanka facing oil market risks and is seeking urgent meetings with the President.1 source
  5. CPC involved in national fuel pricing structure; Namal Rajapaksa challenges government on transparency.1 source

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