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Japan to provide $3 million grant aid to Sri Lanka

"We hope that the aid will help Sri Lanka to overcome the difficulties," Hayashi told a press conference. (AP)
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21 May 2022 12:05:29 GMT9
21 May 2022 12:05:29 GMT9

TOKYO: Japan will provide $3 million in emergency grant aid to Sri Lanka, which is in an economic crisis, Foreign Minister HAYASHI Yoshimasa said Friday.

The aid will be used to deliver medical goods and food through UNICEF and the UN World Food Program.

Sri Lanka is struggling with rapid inflation and huge debts to China.

“We hope that the aid will help Sri Lanka to overcome the difficulties,” Hayashi told a press conference.

JIJI Press

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