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Sri Lanka is sending 20 industrialists from ten manufacturers to this week’s global exposition in Myanmar or the first time as part of the country’s revived efforts to hit $3 Bn in rubber exports.more

Tehran is upbeat. Buoyed by the outcomes of recently wrapped Sri Lankan state visit, Iran has now called for the pivotal Joint Economic Commission talks to be held in Tehran-as early as this August.more

For the first time, the International Cooperative Day celebrations in Sri Lanka are to be held in the East Province. The 96th international day of celebrations will be followed by a seven-day long, island-wide special cooperative activities.more

A shocking number of Internally Displaced families evicted from Jaffna region in 1990 continue to languish homeless after 28 years of their initial displacement -in a highly unsanitary compound that borders Colombo.more

Worried workers of a state-owned, rare business success have flocked to HE Sri Lankan President’s office on 31 May bitterly complaining that after the operation has been swapped to a different Ministry from its parent, it now risks falling back to the ‘loss-making venture’ that it used to be.more

Skilling and improved human resources are crucial in Government’s economic vision but Sri Lanka is facing a supply crunch in such skilled personnel.more

Lanka Sathosa, the country’s largest state owned retail chain, has clinched committed support from the people of the United States thereby recording the institution’s first ever inward global assistance flow on 24 May.more

The Lanka Sathosa network has commenced delivery of dry rations to the government distribution centres in all flood affected areas.more

China hinted Sri Lanka’s growing importance in its ambitious $500 Bn One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative saying Sri Lanka a “hub” in its OBOR strategy. Sri Lanka meanwhile stressed of its own role in OBOR, and revealed that the Colombo Port City project despite the 25 year long timeline,more