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Tokyo funds flow in by Ranil Wijayapala and Rajmi Manatunga The Government has already finalised agreements for more than 70 per
cent of the aid pledged at the Tokyo donor conference for 2004 despite UNP
allegations that no foreign aid is flowing to the country, Cabinet
Spokesman Minister Mangala Samaraweera said yesterday. Funds amounting to
US$ 4.5 billion were pledged in Tokyo. Bellamy praises Lanka's Action Plan for Children from Manjula Fernando in New York UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy Wednesday commended the Sri
Lankan initiative to launch the National Plan of Action on Children that
proposes to build a better world for them, fulfilling a commitment made by
the world leaders at the UN special assembly session in May 2002. UNP has no moral right to talk about COL - Mangala by Ranil Wijayapala and Rajmi Manatunga The United National Party (UNP) has no moral right to talk about or
criticise the UPFA's management of the cost of living and the fulfilment
of pledges given to the people since the UNP had not been able either to
control the cost of living or fulfil their pledges to the people. Other Stories |
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