The IMF agreement was signed after a tremendous balance of payment crisis followed by Sri Lanka’s first ever default in April 2022 The NPP has an overwhelming mandate—like no other government in the history of the country. On a trying global pitch, the government has played a very cautious first innings over the last two years.
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