Pakistan and Myanmar have agreed to supply 55, 000 MT of rice to Sri Lanka immediately to overcome any possible rice shortage in the domestic market.
By Consulate General of Sri Lanka|
2017-07-16T12:54:58+00:00
July 16th, 2017|News, Sri Lanka|0 Comments
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