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Sri Lanka's government has halted the planned sale of key state enterprises. Sri Lankan Airlines, Sri Lanka Telecom, Sri Lanka Insurance, and Lanka Hospitals will not be sold. This decision follows a fundamental rights…
Sri Lanka's government has halted the planned sale of key state enterprises. Sri Lankan Airlines, Sri Lanka Telecom, Sri Lanka Insurance, and Lanka Hospitals will not be sold. This decision follows a fundamental rights petition challenging the previous government's move. The Supreme Court has concluded the case. The IMF bailout reforms aimed to minimize state losses from these enterprises.
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