The government’s interim Vote on Account for the initial 4 months of 2025 shows an allocation of close to Rs.1,402 billion for maintaining state affairs, such as recurrent and capital expenditure, public debt servicing, and debt restructuring expenses.
The Vote on Account for the first 4 months of 2025 was presented to the Parliament of Sri Lanka today.
The highest allocation has been made for the Ministry of Transport, Highways, Ports, and Civil Aviation, amounting to Rs. 220.06 billion.
Following are the allocations made in the government’s interim Vote on Account for 2025;
- Ministry of Transport, Highways, Ports, and Civil Aviation- Rs. 220.06 billion
- Ministry of Finance and Economic Development – Rs. 186.02 billion
- Ministry of Public Administration, Provincial & Local Councils – Rs. 170.47 billion
- Ministry of Health and Media – Rs. 161.99 billion
- Ministry of Defence – Rs. 142.95 billion
- Ministry of Education, Higher Education, and Vocational Education – Rs. 92 billion
- Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, Livestock, Agriculture, and Lands – Rs. 67.36 billion.
Vote on Account: newswire.lk/pdf/docs/1733334762034758.pdf (Islandnews)
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