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Former WB advisor to speak at Corea lecture series

Sarath Rajapatirana, Former Economic Advisor, World Bank, will deliver the second Gamani Corea Foundation Lecture on Friday, May 25 at the Marga Institute at Ethul Kotte.
He will speak on "Challenges to a Liberal Trade Regime: Sri Lanka in International Perspective."

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