President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, presently on a three-day official check out to India, took part in a conversation with leading Indian company agents yesterday (16) in New Delhi.This conversation, organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), brought together some of Indias most popular business owners, the Presidents Media Division (PMD) stated.President Dissanayake highlighted the investor-friendly environment in Sri Lanka and welcomed Indian business owners to explore investment chances in the country.The discussion, aimed at reinforcing investment and trade relations between the 2 countries, concentrated on key locations such as the digital economy, tourism, renewable energy, and information technology, the statement said.The discussion also emphasized broadening investment chances in Sri Lanka by leveraging trade between the 2 countries.During the meeting, Indian magnate revealed their desire to purchase Sri Lanka, and the Sri Lankan federal government vowed to offer needed financial investment assistance, it added.Minister of Labour and Deputy Minister of Economic Development Prof.
Anil Jayantha Fernando likewise shared his insights throughout the conversation.-- PMD--