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Thursday, 26 January 2012 - 01:03 PM
Sri Lankas current economic growth rate of around 8.3 percent would rank the country among the top four performing economies in the world.
Minister of Economic Development, Basil Rajapaksa said that an IMF study had predicted that Sri Lanka would remain as the second best performing economy in the world next year, after China.
The minister said that war-torn countries such as Vietnam, Germany, Japan and Korea had taken many years to return to normalcy while in just two years after the war Sri Lanka could be among the top four economies in the world.
He said that Sri Lanka still has to narrow the export and import gap. The main reason for such a gap to exist is the dependency on essential items that could be produced in Sri Lanka.
S.L. To remain as 2nd best performing world economy behind China
Sri Lankas current economic growth rate of around 8.3 percent would rank the country among the top four performing economies in the world.
Minister of Economic Development, Basil Rajapaksa said that an IMF study had predicted that Sri Lanka would remain as the second best performing economy in the world next year, after China.
The minister said that war-torn countries such as Vietnam, Germany, Japan and Korea had taken many years to return to normalcy while in just two years after the war Sri Lanka could be among the top four economies in the world.
He said that Sri Lanka still has to narrow the export and import gap. The main reason for such a gap to exist is the dependency on essential items that could be produced in Sri Lanka.
S.L. To remain as 2nd best performing world economy behind China