16 Key Private Sector Leaders come together to support Food Security efforts

The private sector in Sri Lanka has historically played a key role in providing support to humanitarian efforts; rebuilding from the devastating effects of the Indian Ocean Tsunami, Seasonal floods, tackling the COVID-19 pandemic, and now, supporting socio-economic recovery for the most vulnerable communities in the country. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Sri […]

Australia to provide additional 25 million dollars in humanitarian assistance for Sri Lanka

Australia will provide an additional $25 million to help Sri Lanka meet urgent food and healthcare needs, as it confronts its worst economic crisis in 70 years. During this challenging period, Australia stands with the people of Sri Lanka, especially those experiencing severe hardship. This additional support brings Australia’s Official Development Assistance response to million. […]

Government officials’ foreign employment and referral program expedited

The attention of the government has been directed towards the expansion of the government officials’ foreign employment and referral program. During the discussion with the President’s Secretary Saman Ekanayake, focus was placed on expediting the program on increasing foreign exchange through productively engaging state sector employees in foreign employment and resolving the issues faced by […]

‘s & Doctoral Degree Scholarships

The Project for Human Resource Development Scholarship (JDS) was initiated in year 2010 in supporting the capacity development of young officials of the Government of Sri Lanka by providing diverse opportunities to study at reputed Japanese Universities. A Grant Agreement was concluded for an amount of 282 million Japanese Yen, approximately 739 Sri Lankan Rupees […]

Winners and Losers of Sri Lanka’s Work from Home Policy

A new publication by the Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka (IPS) has identified that a key barrier to remote work in Sri Lanka is the lack of relevant regulations and legislation governing the Work from Home (WFH) practice. Accordingly, the publication advocates legal reforms to facilitate WFH and improve labour market activities in […]

Consular Affairs Division of Ministry of Foreign Affairs Resumes its Regular Services

Considering the heavy demand for Consular Services and in order to provide for the public needs in this regard, the Consular Affairs Division will be open to the public on all weekdays, Monday to Friday commencing July 04, 2022. The Regional Consular offices in Jaffna, Matara, Kandy, Trincomalee and Kurunegala will also follow the same working […]

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