IMF delegation to arrive in Sri Lanka today

IMF delegation to arrive in Sri Lanka today

January 22, 2026   06:28 am

A delegation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is scheduled to arrive in the country today (22).

The IMF delegation is visiting Sri Lanka to assess the damage caused by Cyclone Ditwah and to hold discussions with relevant authorities regarding the situation.

The delegation will remain in Sri Lanka until January 28.

The IMF noted that the purpose of the visit is to examine how Sri Lanka has addressed the economic and humanitarian challenges caused by Cyclone Ditwah, and to understand the impact on infrastructure, livelihoods, and economic stability.

Additionally, the IMF has completed the fifth review of the extended funding facility provided to Sri Lanka, and attention during this visit is also expected to focus on securing approval for the next stage of the program.

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