We need new vision and new energy to rebuild the nation.

Many ministries in our country are not formed to the needs of the country. Instead, they are set up to meet the needs of each politician. That is why ministers classify ministries as; good ministries and useless ministries. The good ministries here are not those who work for the country, but those ministries that can provide employment for their relatives and political aides, including their children and grandchildren. Accordingly, ministries become party offices and become a burden to the country.

The divisions of a ministry are divided into seven or eight divisions, as many are to be given ministerial posts. Then each of those ministries must hire and maintain a large staff, including a secretary. Not only that, but millions of public monies are being wasted on the minister and staff there.

Maximizing Foreign Employment's Impact on Economic Development

Sustaining Sri Lanka’s economic growth should be the main focus of any government to achieve its plans and vision, whether it is targeting $50 billion exports per annum or generating one million jobs. A whole host of prerequisites need to be met to sustain economic growth. Apart from political and social stability, a number of other factors like increasing savings and investment, reducing public debt, achieving low levels of inflation, increasing foreign exchange reserves, maintaining a stable exchange rate, among others are required for this purpose.