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Ex-Treasury Secretary Mahinda Siriwardana Engages in Discussions with President

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Former Treasury Secretary Mahinda Siriwardana met with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake at the Presidential Secretariat on Thursday, January 22, to discuss Sri Lanka’s economic outlook and strategies for enhancing national resilience and sustainable growth.

Siriwardana, who retired as finance secretary in mid-2025 and currently serves as an Alternate Executive Director at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), stated that the discussions centered around identifying key challenges and opportunities for the country’s economy. The two exchanged views on potential pathways forward, including ways the ADB could support Sri Lanka’s recovery and development efforts.

In a tweet following the meeting, Siriwardana expressed, “Met Hon. President Anura Kumara Dissanayake today at Presidential Secretariat and had a constructive discussion on Sri Lanka’s economy. We exchanged views on challenges, opportunities & pathways forward, including support from ADB, to strengthen resilience and sustainable growth.” pic.twitter.com/kaOAVyinxY

The post Former Treasury Secretary Mahinda Siriwardana Holds Talks with President appeared first on Financial Chronicle Biz English | Sri Lanka Business News.


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