COLOMBO: The World Bank has agreed to offer Sri Lanka with $600 million in financial support to help satisfy payment requirements for vital imports, according to a statement issued by the Sri Lankan president’s media office on Tuesday.
According to the statement, “the World Bank has agreed to offer $600 million in financial support to solve the present economic crisis.”
The World Bank said it will deliver $400 million “shortly.”
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