President Ranil Wickremesinghe reiterated that the government is committed to protecting the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) which was established for the benefit of the working people.
“Despite attempts by some parties to create undue fear regarding the Provident fund, I give my assurances that we will not allow it to be misused,” President stressed in a message issued in view of International Workers’ Day which falls today. (May 1)
Pointing out that it is important to recognize the significant role that the working people play in the economic progress of a country, President noted that, they have been a driving force behind the country overcoming challenges and leading the nation forward throughout history.
“Last year, the country endured a severe economic collapse. The workers played a crucial role in patiently and courageously supporting the country as we waited to take the difficult initial steps in stabilizing the economy. As we celebrate this year’s May Day, we should take the opportunity to show the world the pride of the workers of Sri Lanka,” President added.
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