Where Sri Lanka is getting funds from: Economist | Video
In an interview with CNA, Georgetown University professor and a former chief economist at the World Bank, Shanta Devarajan said Sri Lanka will need to rely on bridge financing for a while, and is hopeful this can come from the likes of Japan and India. Mr Devarajan, who is also part of a government advisory panel formed to tackle Sri Lanka's debt crisis, said he is optimistic that the country will eventually secure funding from the International Monetary Fund.
In an interview with CNA, Georgetown University professor and a former chief economist at the World Bank, Shanta Devarajan said Sri Lanka will need to rely on bridge financing for a while, and is hopeful this can come from the likes of Japan and India. Mr Devarajan, who is also part of a government advisory panel formed to tackle Sri Lanka's debt crisis, said he is optimistic that the country will eventually secure funding from the International Monetary Fund.
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