Quicker European Union Duty Free access to Lanka

by Sudarshana Perera

The European Union has decided to advance duty free access for Sri Lanka under the GSP + scheme to support the country's economy which is recovering from the recent tsunami disaster.
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sets the record straight

Certain sections of the media and some political personages have ventured to misinterpret the President's call to all political parties to unite. The President made this appeal after launching a new housing project for the displaced in the Hambantota district. Full story

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