Economy

Sri Lanka’s cabinet of ministers to resign if new gov’t formed: PM’s office

Xinhua (Colombo, 11 July 2022) –  Sri Lanka’s cabinet of ministers has decided to resign if an agreement is reached to form an all-party government, the Prime Minister’s Office said

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