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Sri Lanka will remain a peripheral player but could benefit from the eastward economic shift
  • While not discussed in depth, Sri Lanka’s location in the Indian Ocean positions it to ride the wave of east‑centric trade.
  • As China and India expand influence, Sri Lanka may become a logistical hub for maritime routes.
  • Political stability will be crucial; any internal unrest could hinder its ability to capitalize on regional growth.
  • The broader “eastward prosperity” trend suggests modest but steady gains for Sri Lanka.
AbhigyaDhruv Gupta00:01:30

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We have about five years until another massive conflict breaks out. What about the relations of our country with our neighbors you know with China with Sri Lanka with Pakistan? Host
Question about regional neighbors
I think it's going to be of course negative during this timeframe. But do you think for the people who invest in stock markets etc right now we are at the point where gold where silver every investment instrument is at the lifetime peaks. Abhigya
Linking regional outlook to investment climate

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