Chathuranga Abeysinghe, a member of the National People's Power (NPP) National Executive Committee, has outlined the party's ambitious plans for digital transformation within the state sector of Sri Lanka. The NPP aims to enhance government efficiency and transparency through initiatives such as the implementation of digital identification systems, improvements in land taxation processes, and advancements in transportation infrastructure. Abeysinghe emphasized that these digital initiatives are part of a broader economic strategy focused on fiscal consolidation and the rejuvenation of critical industries. The NPP's economic renaissance policy is structured around seven key pillars, which include creating a favorable investment environment and enforcing a zero-tolerance stance on corruption. Additionally, the NPP plans to establish a relief bank to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that are currently facing Rs. 1.7 trillion in non-performing loans. The party's industrial policy is designed to enhance competitiveness and attract foreign investments, with projections indicating that the digital economy could reach US$ 15 billion within five years. Furthermore, the NPP intends to increase the tax threshold to Rs. 200,000, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on citizens. To effectively implement these policies, the NPP is seeking a simple majority in Parliament. [b9f484b6]