COPF approves 2026 foreign exchange regulations
The Committee on Public Finance (COPF), chaired by MP Dr. Harsha de Silva, has approved Foreign Exchange Regulations Nos. 01
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The Committee on Public Finance (COPF), chaired by MP Dr. Harsha de Silva, has approved Foreign Exchange Regulations Nos. 01
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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed and Zambia’s President Hichilema discuss 50 years of ties, CEPA talks, and new cooperation in energy, economy and infrastructure.
The review, released on Friday, said no government data or sensitive information was compromised during the incident.
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Sri Lanka has reiterated its stance on de-escalation and peaceful dispute resolution during a meeting between Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath and his Iranian…
The Government Medical Officers' Association (GMOA) has appealed to the government to implement a balanced and equitable tax policy for professionals,…
Senior Indian official leads first post-Operation Indo-SCO preparatory visit to Islamabad as SCO planning advances amid India-Pakistan tensions.
Sri Lankan investigators have received a mutual legal assistance communication from India stating that illicit funds were used in the