Sri Lankan Airlines to be sold off?
Sri Lanka has committed to reforming government finances and the public sector, which includes selling off SriLankan Airlines. In a letter of intent to the International Monetary Fund this week, the government promises a “resolution strategy” or sale of SriLankan Airlines by September 2016. As part of the $1.5 billion dollar three-year IMF support arrangement, the government intends to record the fiscal cost of non-commercial obligations and subsidies for SOEs in the central government budget, starting in 2017. (Aviation News)
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