Sri Lanka, Oct. 5 -- Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa met with the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Resident Representative in Sri Lanka, Dr. Martha Tesfaye Woldemichael, to voice grave concerns regarding the current administration's energy policies, which he alleged are destroying the nation's renewable energy sector.

During the meeting, Premadasa highlighted the government's approach toward solar energy projects, warning that policy shifts threaten to dismantle a vital sector capable of delivering low-cost electricity to consumers while empowering young, skilled entrepreneurs and small-scale business owners through decentralised energy production.

Premadasa urged the IMF to advise the government on the urgent necessity of integra...