Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe says that discussions on the 21st Amendment to the Constitution will begin tomorrow.
The Prime Minister also said that it would be submitted to the Cabinet for approval.
He also says that the attention of those organizations was focused on support for the supply of medicines, food and fertilizer during the discussions with representatives of the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank on the current economic crisis in the country.
The Prime Minister said in a statement that discussions had been held with foreign representatives to set up an international conference parallel with the meeting of the two international financial institutions.
Explaining that the talks have been positive, the Prime Minister said that the challenge for the government is to get the money needed to pay for the fuel needs for the coming week.
He said the government was now looking at other alternatives to raise the required funds due to the dollar shortage in the banks.
After his meetings over the past two days, the Prime Minister will make a full statement on the country’s financial crisis tomorrow.
