<h1>Opposition leader urges results-based India partnership to boost investment, green energy, MSMEs, security, and debt-management reforms</h1> A Sri Lankan opposition leader urged that bilateral relations with India be free of parochialism and framed as opportunities for mutual economic and security benefit, calling for results- and evidence-based cooperation in technology, investment, green energy, MSME revitalization, and South-South initiatives. Legally, the statements signal support for cross-border investment and closer regulatory coordination, potential debt-management and restructuring priorities ahead of significant foreign-debt repayments beginning in 2028, and emphasis on protecting national security interests. Implementation may require treaty adjustments, investment protection measures, targeted incentives, enhanced regulatory harmonization (including corporate, securities and insolvency frameworks), and mechanisms to facilitate FDI and joint poverty-alleviation programs.