Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe has admitted that the country’s current crisis has created its own.
In an interview with a foreign website, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe admitted that the current crisis in Sri Lanka has created its own and that Russia’s war in Ukraine is making it worse. Get out of the crisis.
He said that Sri Lanka could buy more oil from Russia but other sources would be considered first while Russia has also offered to export wheat to Sri Lanka. At the same time, he warned that severe food shortages in the country could continue till 2024.
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Vikram Singh has said that Sri Lanka is in dire need of fuel and is currently seeking oil and coal from traditional suppliers in the Middle East and is ready to accept further financial assistance from China.
It should be noted that Sri Lanka is facing its worst financial crisis in more than 70 years. Failed to pay.
The government has a foreign exchange crisis for oil imports and the country is also facing severe power shortages due to oil shortages, forcing citizens to queue for hours for petrol and fuel.
It should be noted that the Sri Lankan government has decided to work 4 days a week to overcome the worst economic crisis.
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Government employees will be given three days off a week for three months to deal with fuel shortages.