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Bi-lateral trade agreements must be strategically justified and then evaluated on their mutual benefits, considering all relevant socio-economic factors.
The Indian ITES industry, globally competitive with world class operators, is almost double the size of the Sri Lankan economy. Can we not learn from it?
The world’s top business hubs, be it Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, London or New York, have grown with the help of the migrant workforce.
The backbone of the Sri Lankan economy is critically dependent on our own work force working outside the country.
To compete in ITES, physical in-country presence is not essential! Geography is history and distance is dead!
eral trade agreements must be strategically justified and then evaluated on their mutual benefits, considering all relevant socio-economic factors.
