A ship is loaded with containers at the Chinese-majority owned Colombo International Container Terminal (CICT) in Colombo on April 29, 2016. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed a $1.5 billion loan for Sri Lanka to support economic reforms aimed at reversing a two-decade decline in tax revenue and reviving growth, it said April 29. The International Monetary Fund's chief for Sri Lanka Todd Schneider said a staff-level agreement was reached to release $1.5 billion over a three-year period in support of the island's reform agenda. / AFP / LAKRUWAN
{"Image ImageDescription": "A ship is loaded with containers at the Chinese-majority owned Colombo International Container Terminal (CICT) in Colombo on  April 29, 2016. \nThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed a $1.5 billion loan for Sri Lanka to support economic reforms aimed at reversing a two-decade decline in tax revenue and reviving growth, it said April 29. The International Monetary Fund's chief for Sri Lanka Todd Schneider said a staff-level agreement was reached to release $1.5 billion over a three-year period in support of the island's reform agenda. / AFP / LAKRUWAN WANNIARACHCHI        (Photo credit should read LAKRUWAN WANNIARACHCHI/AFP via Getty Images)"}