The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a series of large-scale infrastructure projects aimed at modernizing facilities across state universities in Sri Lanka. Sixteen development proposals—submitted under the Ministry of Education, Higher Education, and Professional Education—have been incorporated into the government’s Investment Plan 2026–2030, following recommendations from the Department of National Planning.
Presented by the Prime Minister in her capacity as Minister of Education, the initiative focuses on upgrading academic, residential, and research facilities to align Sri Lanka’s universities with international standards. The projects will be rolled out between 2025 and 2030, based on the specific needs of each institution and academic program.
Approved Projects and Estimated Costs
These developments mark one of the most extensive higher-education infrastructure investments undertaken in Sri Lanka, with the goal of enhancing student learning environments, expanding academic capacity, and strengthening the country’s overall higher-education system.
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