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sabry: Sri Lanka president yet to accept resignation of finance minister Sabry
NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka’s President Gotabaya Rajapaksa is yet to accept the resignation of Ali Sabry as finance minister, ruling party lawmaker Kanchana Wijesekera told parliament on Friday.
“We still have a finance minister. The resignation letter submitted by Ali Sabry is yet to be accepted by the president,” Wijesekera said.
Sabry sent his resignation to Rajapaksa on Tuesday, just a day after taking office, offering to even leave his parliamentary seat for the president to appoint someone from outside if he desired, to deal with a severe economic crisis.
“We still have a finance minister. The resignation letter submitted by Ali Sabry is yet to be accepted by the president,” Wijesekera said.
Sabry sent his resignation to Rajapaksa on Tuesday, just a day after taking office, offering to even leave his parliamentary seat for the president to appoint someone from outside if he desired, to deal with a severe economic crisis.
