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Abstract:WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The International Monetary Fund said on Saturday that its staff held “fruitful technical discussions” with Sri Lankan authorities on the crisis-wracked countrys request for an IMF-supported loan program this week.
WASHINGTON Reuters – The International Monetary Fund said on Saturday that its staff held “fruitful technical discussions” with Sri Lankan authorities on the crisiswracked countrys request for an IMFsupported loan program this week.
The Fund said in a statement that the discussions included the need for Sri Lanka to implement “a credible and coherent strategy” to restore macroeconoimc stability and to strengthen its social safety net and protect the poor and vulnerable during the current crisis.
“The IMF team welcomed the authorities plan to engage in a collaborative dialogue with their creditors,” IMF Sri Lanka mission chief Masahiro Nozaki said in a statement.
Reporting by David Lawder Editing by Daniel Wallis
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