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Sri Lanka embassy in Brussels stresses need to reapply for GSP Plus

1 of 20 outlets reported this · first reported 12 Nov 2026

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The Sri Lanka Embassy in Brussels said that a revised European Union Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) will renew the EU's preferential scheme from 1 January 2027.

This follows warnings from the EU that enacting the proposed Protection of the State from Terrorism Act could jeopardise Sri Lanka's continued access to GSP Plus trade concessions.

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Latest first · 22 Jun – 12 Nov

  1. 12 Nov12 NovEThis storyThe Sri Lanka Embassy in Brussels noted the EU will renew its preferential scheme in 2027.
  2. 12 Nov12 NovසිThe Samagi Jana Balawegaya scheduled electorate and Colombo protests demanding the withdrawal of security bills.
  3. 12 Nov12 NovEதThe Speaker announced the Supreme Court cleared the terrorism bill subject to specific committee amendments.
  4. 11 Nov11 NovதMinister Lal Kantha announced the government will repeal the Prevention of Terrorism Act this year.

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