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Award-winning Sri Lankan journalist calls for fair bidding to ease debt burden

Namini Wijedasa is advocating for fair and transparent competition in Sri Lanka’s government contracts and infrastructure projects.

Namini Wijedasa. / Lalit K Jha

An award-winning Sri Lankan journalist on Apr.1 called for a level playing field on procurement and project implementation in the island nation so that every country can bid for projects at a fair price and its repayment of debt doesn't suffer.

“I have constantly highlighted that there must be a level playing field when it comes to procurement and when it comes to project implementation so that every country can bid for projects at a fair price and it doesn't affect our repayment of debt because we are heavily indebted,” Namini Wijedasa, the award-winning investigative journalist from Sri Lanka said in an interview.

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