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Sri Lanka faces challenges to achieve economic stability in 2024: president

Jan 01, 2024

Colombo [Sri Lanka], January 1: Sri Lanka must continue to forge ahead on a demanding path with formidable challenges in 2024 to achieve economic stability, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe said on Sunday in his New Year's message.
Wickremesinghe said that Sri Lanka has achieved a foundational success in saving the country from financial distress due to the unwavering commitment of all citizens and their resilience throughout the past year.
The president said that the responsibility to contribute to national resurgence rests with every Sri Lankan, and that recognizing and fulfilling this collective responsibility is crucial for the rebuilding of the nation.
Wickremesinghe urged Sri Lankans to strive to make the New Year a prosperous one through responsible and dedicated efforts.
Source: Xinhua

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