

Our Plan
We have gone through the 8 requests made by the Youth at GotaGoGama and we can ensure you that progress is being made. As for the current economic crisis, we have two pronged approach. One will focus on short term economic stability and the other will be for long term sustainability
Short Term Solution to the Economic Crisis
Foreign Consortium for Financial Assistance
Sri Lanka's Prime Minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, has already started working on a solution to the country's current predicament.
Prime Minister Wickremesinghe has started talks on forming a foreign consortium to provide financial help.
The Prime Minister has met with the Ambassadors , High Commissioners and foreign envoys representing Asia, Europe, North America and the Middle East.
He has also held discussions with multi lateral agencies including the IMF, ADB, World Bank and UN agencies.

Long Term Solution toward Economic Stability
The IRON Frame - Economic Framework
Through out our history, Sri Lanka's economic policy has been changed by the successive governments. This has dramatically impacted the investor confidence and economic stability.
If a long term economic framework is implemented, the country's development would remain consistent irrespective of the Government.
Our plan is to develop an economic framework as strong as a great iron frame. We are in the progress of developing it. When it is fully developed, we will get it approved by the Parliament.
Our Progress

NEWS| 16 May 2022
Attorney General directs police to arrest 22 people linked to MynaGoGama & GotaGoGama attacks
Among the 22 people named by the Attorney General is Ex-State Minister Sanath Nishantha, MPs Sanjeewa Edirimanne, Milan Jayathilake, Moratuwa Mayor Saman Lal Fernando, Colombo Municipal Councilor Mahinda Kahandagamage, Dan Priyasad are also among those named by the Attorney General
NEWS| 23 May 2022
Proposals for 21st Amendment presented to Cabinet
The bill was discussed in the Cabinet and the decision was taken to hand it over to all the party leaders in Parliament. They were requested to present their observations at a meeting schedule for 27th of May 2022.
A final copy of the 21st amendment following this discussion will be presented to the Cabinet for approval.