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Sri Lanka's foreign employment sector 'faces crisis' amid erosion of public trust
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|June 02, 2025
The Association of Licensed Foreign Employment Agencies warns of a sharp decline in Sri Lanka’s foreign employment sector, citing an alleged orchestrated effort to undermine public confidence in recruitment agencies and the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE).
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Association Secretary Mohamed Farooq Mohamed Arshad revealed that overseas employment has dropped by approximately 20% compared to previous years, posing a serious threat to the country’s foreign exchange earnings. He accused certain self-proclaimed social activists - some allegedly funded by external entities of del
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