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New laws to be introduced to govern foreign nationals operating businesses in Sri Lanka
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- The government is preparing new laws concerning foreign nationals operating businesses in Sri Lanka.
Ada Derana reports that the Sri Lankan government is preparing new laws to regulate businesses operated by foreign nationals in the country. The reports provide no information about the proposed rules, their scope, or when they may be introduced.
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