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Sri Lanka, China’s Yunnan sign “Three Free, Three Facilitation” to boost trade

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By Shihar Aneez
| EconomyNext Verified
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Yunnan Province of China on Friday (23) to boost the trade and increase goods entering China, the island nation’s government said.
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Sri Lanka Customs achieves over 79-pct of October 2026 target in 21 days

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By Shihar Aneez
| EconomyNext Verified
ECONOMYNEXT – Revenue collected by Sri Lanka Customs in the first 21 days of October accounted for over 79 percent of the month’s target, official data showed, as the island nation has already outperformed the annual target. The revenue collecting body has also surpassed monthly targets for nine straight months through September. Customs’ October revenue target has been set at 193.3 billion rupees.
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EXPLAINER – From PTA to PS-TB: Is Sri Lanka only replacing the name?

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By Shihar Aneez
| EconomyNext Verified
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s decades-long engagement with extraordinary security legislation has reached a pivotal juncture with President Anura Kumara Dissanayake’s government has decided to do away with the draconian Prevention of Terrorism Act (PTA) enacted in 1979. Instead, the government tabled the Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill (PS-TB) in Parliament.
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