Sri Lanka, like many other countries, is currently at a crossroads between the rising multipolar world and the unipolar one.Sri Lanka, like most poor countries, already has stakeholder interests in the unipolar globe.Sri Lanka has the biggest trade reliance on the West when compared to our Asian counterparts.They have to decide whether to make a long-term commitment to moving towards a multipolar world.Which even present a real-world policy alternative for Sri Lanka.The majority of Sri Lanka's policy failures are the result of past governments' incapacity to pursue that long-term route.The immobility stemmed from existing linkages to the unipolar world and a lack of awareness of the developing global economic trend.This is where Mexico, Bolivia, and several other poor countries differ from Sri Lanka.These countries were able to build long-term relationships with the multipolar globe, and part of their political stability is now correlated with the material advancement of their economic policies.