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What do major mixed-use developments mean for Colombo’s development?

 

What are the immediate priorities when it comes to reorganising the state sector?

 

Sri Lanka prospered under its former president, Mahinda Rajapaska, a figure who is credited by many with ending the civil war and practising a highly directed, centralised style of management. During his tenure GDP growth remained high, rising over time and, despite some volatility, stayed positive throughout his administration. Now, the...

 

Worker remittances have been growing over time and now play an important role in the country’s international capital flows. They surpassed $7bn in 2014, up from about $2bn in 2006. Despite levelling off in early 2015, they then reached $8.2bn in 2015, which remains a large portfolio for a $75bn economy.

 

Sri Lanka’s debt picture is decidedly mixed. In some ways, the country has been greatly successful in managing its international exposures. Government obligations have fallen significantly, from over 100% of GDP in 2004 to about 74% in 2015.

 

What changes will the new administration make?

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