Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic crisis in more than 70 years. Real Inflation has reached 30% in April, 2022, and foreign reserves have fallen down to a bare minimum – resulting in severe shortages of energy, essential food and medicines across the country.
The current government has failed to produce a sustainable strategy for the crisis recovery, making the majority of Sri Lankan citizens lose faith in the current political system. Hence, as a collective of socially responsible civil movements that represent the economic interests of Sri Lankan citizens, we urgently engaged with the mainstream political movements to initiate a dialogue for the formulation of their economic policies towards current crises management, and the path to recovery of Sri Lanka; so that people could make better and well informed decisions when choosing public representation for future governments.
Path to Recovery Sri Lanka Economic Forum – Global Sri Lankan Congress Presentation
Path to recovery Sri Lanka Economic Forum – full
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