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Experts outline Sri Lanka’s priorities in new world order

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  • Daily FT reports that experts called for broader export markets.
  • Daily FT says they emphasised trusted digital trade institutions.
  • The experts urged a balanced approach to major powers alongside strong US ties, according to Daily FT.

Daily FT reports that three international experts set out priorities for Sri Lanka as global relations and trade become more fragmented. The report frames the recommendations against the country’s effort to build on its recovery following a crisis.

According to Daily FT, the experts said Sri Lanka should diversify its markets, reducing reliance on a narrow set of trading relationships. They also advocated developing digital trade institutions that international partners can trust.

Daily FT reports that the experts recommended balancing relations with competing powers while preserving strong ties with the United States. They presented these measures as important to converting the post-crisis recovery into sustained prosperity.

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