Monday Jun 22, 2026
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An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff team will visit Sri Lanka from 24 to 30 June to review recent economic developments and assess progress under the country’s economic reform program.
IMF Mission Chief for Sri Lanka Evan Papageorgiou said the delegation will hold discussions with authorities and a broad range of stakeholders during the visit as part of its ongoing engagement with the country.
“We will engage with the authorities and a broad range of stakeholders to take stock of recent economic developments and discuss Sri Lanka’s economic reform program performance,” Papageorgiou said, adding that the Fund looks forward to “constructive and productive discussions.”