Sri Lanka’s potential—its strategic Indian Ocean location and educated population—will remain untapped unless bold action is taken. Rapid growth is not just an economic goal; it is a social and moral ...

Sri Lanka wants a fivefold growth in its digital economy over the next five years, with a strong emphasis on AI as an ...

Rapid growth of elephant and human population, struggling to share limited resources and land. Farmers are encroaching on ...

By integrating resilience-driven tourism strategies, Sri Lanka ensures adaptability, competitiveness, and sustainable growth in an evolving global tourism landscape. Are there any exciting new ...

Countries with lesser GDP than Sri Lanka - Luxembourg, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, and lesser population Australia, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, the Czech Republic, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, and Sweden ...

While Sri Lanka’s rural economy holds immense potential, with over 83 per cent of the population living outside urban areas, women in these communities often face significant barriers to economic ...

It’s match practice that gives young athletes an edge, believes Vikas Chaurasia, Founder of Sparring Player. The sports-tech ...

Indians are no longer taking trips just to counter Covid blues. The need for travel has settled into the new generation of Indian travelers.

Sri Lanka has the right balance of monetary policy at the moment, and domestic inflation is expected to turn positive around ...

Sri Lanka's economic outlook remains positive, but global trade policy uncertainties pose significant risks to macroeconomic ...

Sri Lanka must shift its focus towards fostering innovation, empowering entrepreneurs, and moving beyond its current economic trajectory to achieve a prosperous future with a sustained growth rate ...