India likely to extend additional USD 500 mn Credit Line to import fuel

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India likely to extend additional USD 500 mn Credit Line to import fuel

Sri Lanka has sought an additional USD 500 million Credit Line from India to import fuel.

India likely to extend additional USD 500 mn Credit Line to import fuel

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2022-06-14

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