With the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic affecting all countries worldwide, the Management of SriLankan
Ailrines has decided to extend the deadline to submit bids and samples for the following procurement
exercises.
News article titled “Central Bank clarifies: Lankans permitted to send money to relatives stranded abroad “appeared in the Ceylon Today on 21st April 2020.
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Repatriation of OSLs constrained by limited availability of quarantine facilities
Further to the Public Notice issued by the High Commission on 25th March 2020 announcing that consular services will be limited to emergency services by prior appointment with effect from 24th March 2020 until further notice.
Today, due to the COVID-19 crisis our day to day lives are severely affected as never before. Our private and our social lives, including our livelihoods are being affected by this pandemic.
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) informs that there is no restriction on outward remittance of foreign currency to Sri Lankans for current transactions (i.e. for educational and medical purposes, living expenses, etc.).
විදේශ සබඳතා අමාත්යාංශයේ ලේකම් රවිනාථ ආර්යසිංහ මැතිතුමා සමඟ අප මීට පෙරත් කතාබහ කළා. අප සූදානම්
The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) informs that there is no restriction on outward remittance of foreign currency to Sri Lankans for current transactions (i.e. for educational and medical purposes, living expenses, etc.).
In the Global Response to Infectious Diseases index, Sri Lanka and President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has been ranked ninth position. This is an index designed to rank the efficiency and effectiveness of the leadership of the country and the preparedness o
