telolist say better buy RND weapon than buy country

Should just kick these buggers back where they originated originally origin and conquer that land for better use.

Let it be, they going nowhere country still the same mess up forever.

This post has been edited by danielmckey: Jun 8 2025, 10:49 AM

I thought people from the Indian continent are good in Math. Bragged about it all the time.

Maybe a better way is to outsource the management if no inhouse talent.

Like hiring ceo and his team.

Ni bahlol


Sri Lanka's creditors are a mix of bilateral, multilateral, and private lenders. The country has faced a severe debt crisis and entered default in 2022, prompting a major debt restructuring effort. Here's a breakdown of the key creditors:

🔹 Bilateral Creditors (Countries)
These are loans from other governments:

China – One of the largest bilateral creditors, including:

China Exim Bank

China Development Bank

India – Provided both loans and credit lines during the crisis.

Japan – Traditionally a major development partner and creditor.

Paris Club Members – Includes countries like:

United States

United Kingdom

France

Germany

Canada

Others

🔹 Multilateral Creditors
These are international institutions:

International Monetary Fund (IMF) – Provided a bailout package in 2023.

World Bank

Asian Development Bank (ADB)

Note: Multilateral loans are not typically restructured under sovereign default negotiations.

🔹 Private Creditors (Commercial Lenders)
Mostly in the form of International Sovereign Bonds (ISBs) held by investment funds, banks, and asset managers:

BlackRock

Ashmore Group

HSBC

Allianz

JP Morgan

Other hedge funds and institutional investors

These creditors often hold a large share of Sri Lanka’s external debt and are involved in the ongoing restructuring negotiations.

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