Sri Lanka’s new President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, backed by a two-thirds majority in parliament, has appointed a 21-member Cabinet focused on economic recovery and reform. Dissanayake’s agenda includes amending the constitution and fighting corruption amid an ongoing IMF bailout program. His administration faces challenges from an economic crisis exacerbated by previous mismanagement and the pandemic. The National People's Power Party won a decisive victory, reflecting voter demand for change and accountability after recent political turmoil.