COLOMBO (Reuters) -- The World Bank has agreed to provide Sri Lanka with $600 million in financial assistance to help meet payment requirements for essential imports, the Sri Lankan president's media division said in a statement on Tuesday.
South Asian country also needs bridge funding to meet essential expenses
Protesters tussle with police outside Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa's residence in Colombo amid the country's economic crisis. © Reuters
COLOMBO (Reuters) -- The World Bank has agreed to provide Sri Lanka with $600 million in financial assistance to help meet payment requirements for essential imports, the Sri Lankan president's media division said in a statement on Tuesday.