Cabinet Decides to Maintain US $50 Fee for 30-Day Visas for Foreigners Visiting Sri Lanka
At the Cabinet meeting held today (06), it was resolved to uphold the current US $50 fee for a 30-day
Arrivals Drop Below 150,000 Mark in Sri Lanka Tourism
In April, Sri Lanka’s tourism sector experienced a slowdown, as the number of international visitors fell below the 200,000 mark
Japan’s Decision Casts Uncertainty on Relaunch of Colombo Light Rail Project
Even after the conclusion of Sri Lanka’s debt restructuring process, uncertainty shrouds the relaunch of the Japan-financed light rail project
NBRO Commences Installation of Equipment to Address Water Trapped in Karandagolla, Ella
The National Building Research Organization (NBRO) has initiated the installation of equipment aimed at alleviating water accumulation in the Karandagolla
Japan to Provide Vessel with Sonar System to Enhance Sri Lanka’s Oceanographic Survey Capabilities
Japanese Deputy Press Secretary Kaneko Mariko has announced that the Japanese government has finalized plans to furnish Sri Lanka with
Sri Lanka Army Temporarily Discharges Nearly 10,000 AWOL Personnel During General Amnesty
The Sri Lanka Army has announced the temporary discharge of nearly 10,000 army personnel who were absent without leave (AWOL)
Tensions Rise as US Raises Concerns Over Chinese Trade Practices
Amid ongoing tensions between China and the US, trade and economic domains have become the focal point of heightened concern
Sri Lankan Rupee Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Economic Crisis
State Minister for Finance, Ranjith Siyambalapitiya, announced on Friday that Sri Lanka’s rupee, which had faced significant depreciation due to
Extended Office Hours for G.C.E. Ordinary Level Candidates to Obtain National Identity Cards
The Department for Registration of Persons has announced that its head office in Battaramulla, along with several provincial offices, will
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa Arrives in Sri Lanka for Official Talks on Debt and Economic Restructuring
The Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Yoko Kamikawa, has commenced an official visit to Sri Lanka aimed at discussing