Posted on February 28th, 2021
Veemansa Initiative,
Veemansa Initiatives’ discussion
on ‘external debt situation in Sri Lanka; Are we heading for a resolution or
crisis?’. The Governor Central Bank is
confident all debt obligations will be met.
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The Central
Bank Governor affirms the government’s commitment and ability to honor all debt
obligations.
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Sri Lanka to
mobilize domestic financing to meet countries investment requirements.
The
measures to increase foreign currency inflows and restrict outflows to
continue.
A
Low-Interest regime and monetary expansion is sustainable in the prevailing
conditions of suppressed demand and the absence of inflationary pressures.
Doomsday
predictions prompted by forthcoming UNHRC Session on Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka has officially sought India's support ahead of next week's UNHRC sessions on the island nation's rights and accountability record, a top foreign ministry bureaucrat told a state-run channel here on Friday.
Posted on February 11th, 2021
By Charles.S.Perera
Both
the UN High Commissioners for Human Rights Louise Arbour and Navi Pillai
were Judges with a legal background therefore whatever sentiments
they have towards the Tamil as voters in Canada or as being racial equals in
the latter case of Navi Pillai, they should have viewed the situation in
Sri Lanka during the military offencive against terrorism, more objectively
without being biased. But they failed in that, and the result is more
and more aggressive and damaging reports against the Government of Sri Lanka
being produced for each Geneva UN Human Rights Council Sessions every
Posted on February 11th, 2021
By Charles.S.Perera
UNO has failed in the mission expected of it, by those who originally set it up as an International Organisation after the bitter experience of the World Wars. UNO was expected to be independent, strictly above any influence by any one of its member states or another, to maintain peace in the world and avoid conflicts among Nations.
Though
UNO was seen to be losing its independence for some time, it became
evident since Ban Ki Moon became its Secretary General. Since
then UNO is a powerless institution, unable to protect its member