Cabinet approves draft bill to establish National Agency for Public-Private Partnerships
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EconomyNext, Newswire and Ada Derana report that Sri Lanka’s Cabinet approved a draft bill to establish a National Agency for Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs). The reports describe the proposal as intended to support investment by promoting and facilitating PPPs.
WhatNews reports that the Cabinet approved publication of the bill in the government gazette, followed by its submission to Parliament for approval. The reports provide no further details on the proposed agency’s structure or timeline.
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