An 18 member delegation from India, which included ex-co members of the IMC Chamber of Commerce and Industry, visited the Ceylon Chamber (CCC) recently.
The meeting was organized by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce in association with the Indo-Lanka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ILCCI).
Among products that the delegation sought to trade were those from sectors ranging across airlines, automobile assembly, auto components, precision workshop, engineering, real estate development, education, training, coaching, consulting, entrepreneur development, sports and leisure, health care, cosmetics, information technology, chemical products, banking, and more from the service and industrial sectors.
The delegates were provided with a briefing on the economic outlook, trade and investment environment by the Economic Intelligence Unit of the Ceylon Chamber.
Furthermore, Sri Lankan business counterparts were provided the opportunity to meet with the Indian delegation at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, which allowed for a further boost in the trading relationship between Sri Lanka and India.
Technology and Research, the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, and the Sri Lanka Export Development Board. A high-level Working Group appointed by the Cabinet of Ministers, comprising of private sector representatives and public sector officials, guided the development of the strategy.
The World Bank, with funding from Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, provided valuable technical input for the diagnostic study and the strategy design. The Working Group received valuable submissions and background papers by leaders in the R&D sector, enterprise innovation specialists, venture capital investors, startups, and SME exporters.
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