It will take about three years to witness the successful outcome following the implementation of the anti-corruption law, President Ranil Wickremesinghe told the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Samantha Power, the President's Media Division said.
A discussion was held between President Wickremesinghe and Ms. Power in New York.
The President has expressed his appreciation for the support extended by USAID to Sri Lanka during the financial crisis and briefed her on the enactment of the anti-corruption legislation.
President Wickremesinghe informed Ms. Power that the Anti Corruption Commission is currently recruiting staff and providing formal training.
He said an additional year will be needed to see the outcome of the anti-corruption law adoption and about two years to see the successful implementation.
The Ministry of Public Administration has issued a revised Circular on public sector employee salaries
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said today that unilateral action by the UK and other countries in imposing sanctions on certain individuals do not assist but serve to complicate the national reconciliation process underway in Sri Lanka.
The Police Bureau for the Prevention of Abuse of Children and Women had arrested a suspect who had allegedly distributed child related pornographic images and videos via social media platforms.
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