“National Chamber and Sri Lanka Australia Chamber foster stronger bilateral ties through successful B2B session and MoU signing” I Sri Lanka Latest News

Following the recent bilateral event organized by the National Chamber, which featured the Australian High Commissioner, the National Chamber, in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Australia Chamber of Commerce (SLACC), hosted a highly successful Business-to-Business (B2B) session, bringing together a large number of Sri Lankan companies and a delegation from Australia. This event served as a platform for fostering closer economic ties and exploring new opportunities for collaboration between the two nations.

The event, held on 6th September 2023, witnessed a significant turnout of industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders from various sectors, such as Clothing/Textiles, Tea, Supply Chain and Food & Beverages etc. Participants engaged in productive discussions, networking and knowledge sharing, while exchanging their product samples and also laying the foundation for potential business partnerships.

The Australian delegation, led by Mr. Kalum De Silva, President of SLACC, received a warm welcome from key figures of the National Chamber, including National Chamber President Mr. Deepal Nelson, Senior Deputy President Mr. Anura Warnakulasooriya, Honorary Secretary Dr. Lakmal Fernando, Honorary Treasurer Mr. Chamika Godamanne, and Secretary General/CEO Mr. Bandula Dissanayake.

One of the key highlights of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) and the Sri Lanka & Australia Chamber of Commerce (SLACC). This MoU formalizes the commitment of both organizations to work together in enhancing trade, investment, and economic cooperation between Sri Lanka and Australia. It outlines a roadmap for joint initiatives, information exchange, and collaborative projects that will benefit businesses from both countries.

The event showcased the immense potential for bilateral trade and investment and emphasized the strong economic synergy between Sri Lanka and Australia. Participants left with valuable insights, new contacts, and a deeper understanding of the business landscape in both nations.

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