ස්වෛරීත්වයට හරියන්නෑ! චීනෙන් හම්බන්තොට හදන්න ගිය තෙල් පිරිපහදුව නවතීවිද?
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- WhatNews reports the planned refinery was to be built in Hambantota.
- The project was valued at US$3.7 billion, according to WhatNews.
- WhatNews says a Cabinet-appointed committee recommended ending the current agreement and seeking new proposals.
WhatNews reports that a planned US$3.7 billion oil refinery in Hambantota, proposed by Chinese company Sinopec, may be at risk after recommendations from a committee appointed by Sri Lanka’s Cabinet.
According to WhatNews, the Negotiation Committee appointed by the Cabinet recommended terminating the existing agreement and calling for new investment proposals. The report frames this recommendation as a possible threat to the project, but does not report a final decision by the Cabinet or Sinopec’s response.
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