SL secures a long-term Credit Line from Russia to procure fuel

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SL secures a long-term Credit Line from Russia to procure fuel

The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Moscow has secured a long-term Credit Line from the Government of the Russian Federation in order to procure fuel to Sri Lanka, the embassy said.

SL secures a long-term Credit Line from Russia to procure fuel

Daily Mirror

2022-10-20

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