This is a brief summary of the Economy of Sri Lanka During Last Four Years.

The Central Bank would pay an additional bonus of 20% to Senior citizens fixed deposits (over 60 ), a Deputy Governor of the Central Bank (CB) said.

In the minds of laymen, product development in tourism means new hotels, from boutique types to five star. While the target of 50,000 hotel rooms requires such number of hotels , the infrastructure development that paves the way for accommodation facilities, moves beyond mere building of hotels.

The implementation of following transmission development activities is expected to ensure a reliable power supply and reduce transmission losses of the national grid. Approximated Cost will be Rs. 4,024 Million.

This hydro power plant will hold a capacity 150 MW.  It will be considered a part of the national programme to establish low cost power plants. Approximated Cost will be Rs. 38,219 Million.

The project aims to construct a 270 MW Thermal Power Plant to boost the supply of electricity in order to meet the growing demand in the short term.  Approximated cost will be Rs. 34,267 Million.

The road capacity in the city of Colombo and its suburbs has not kept pace with the rapid increase in the number of vehicles.  This has resulted in the severe traffic congestion with vehicle speed being reduced upto 12 km per hour in the morning and evening.  Road widening alone would not be able to provide a full practical solution to the traffic congestion problem.  Therefore, construction of flyovers at strategically selected junctions is considered to be a means to reduce the traffic congestion.  The following 17 flyovers will be construction in the Colombo City and its suburbs.

Improvement and development of A and B grade routes of the national Road network are underway.

This road encompasses a 150 km, from Katunayake to Anuradhapura covers:

This project encompasses a 25 km, four-lane expressway from Colombo to Katunayake Airport with five flyovers at Kelaniya, Peliyagoda, Ja-Ela, Kerawalpitiya and Katunayake. Cost    Rs. 27,000 million

At Cost of  Rs. 65,000 million,The project comprises of a 100 km, four-lane expressway between Colombo and Kandy, with connection to the Outer Circular Road at Kadawata.

At Cost Rs. 13,750 million, this project will completed in year 2011.

Cost    Rs. 67,195 million,The length of the Southern Expressway is 128 km with 4 lanes from Kottawa to Matara. This will be constructed with 11 flyovers crossing the following junctions.

Cost    Rs. 86,882 million,The length of this road is 28 km, from Kottawa to Kerawalpitiya.  The Outer Circular Road connects the Southern Expressway, the Colombo-Kandy Expressway and the Colombo-Katunayake Expressway at selected junctions.