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Is coming from asia, most of the technology transfer is coming from asia, most of our imports are coming from asia, our exports are of course headed to the west. but we need to diversify our export base, find new markets, and i think for us, finding new markets will also be mostly in the asian region. all right. so that's my short answer. short answer there. very quick answer to that one. i mean, china, india, japan — big countries that give a lot of money to sri lanka. i agree with dushni because we need to work with everybody, but then asia, this is the century of asia for at least the nex...

Your question, please. so, my question to you is what are your thoughts on which countries sri lanka should look at aligning themselves economically in order to stem the cost—of—living crisis, given sri lanka's current precarious financial predicament, as well as for future growth and sustainability? dushni, you kick off on that one. i think if you look at long—term economic interests, my sense as an economist is that we are better aligned to the asian region because asia has been identified as a centre of growth for the next two to three decades. most of our investment is coming from as...