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The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) organised UAE Sri Lanka Forum to discuss areas of cooperation in trade, investment and tou- rism, and highlight the investment opportunities available in both countries. Held at the SCCI’s headquarters, the event was part of the chamber’s strategy aimed at strengthening economic cooperation with promising countries and boosting relationships between business communities.
Mohammed bin Dimas, the SCCI Board Member, said, “Through the forum, the chamber seeks to facilitate business prosperity and strengthen its capabilities by coordinating with government authorities in Sri Lanka, adopting the best economic and developmental practices, increasing the volume of trade and activating the flow of investments.â€
Nalin Bandara, Deputy Minister of Development Strategies and International Trade, Sri Lanka, lauded Sharjah’s milestones, especially the economic one, which made it a leading model, and expressed his country’s desire to build on the UAE-Sri Lankan relations and realise their common goals.
He also hailed the SCCI for organising the UAE Sri Lanka Forum and expressed his happiness at Sri Lanka’s participation in the Expo 2020.