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1 min readFrom 2 outlets- Newswire reports that Amarasuriya said the IMF agreement had been signed before her government took office.
- Daily FT and Newswire report that she said some IMF priorities align with the government’s objectives.
- Newswire reports that she cited governance, corruption, fiscal discipline and economic stability as priorities.
- Newswire reports that she credited fiscal management and governance reforms for recovery since the 2022 crisis.
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