Thursday Sep 25, 2025
Thursday Sep 25, 2025
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The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce yesterday said Sri Lanka’s bid to regain investor confidence and accelerate reforms will take centre stage at the Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit (SLEIS) 2025, when the day two session “Where Sri Lanka Stands and What Comes Next?” brings together leaders in investment promotion, capital markets, exports and private equity for a frank assessment of the country’s economic trajectory.
The Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit is scheduled to be held on 2-3 December at the Shangri-La Hotel Colombo.
The Global investment flows are shifting, and emerging markets are under pressure to prove their competitiveness. For Sri Lanka, securing stronger investor confidence and translating reforms into tangible opportunities will be decisive in the years ahead. This high-level discussion will be held on 3 December, which will explore how Sri Lanka can accelerate much-needed reforms, mitigate risks, and unlock new opportunities to position itself as a credible and attractive destination for both local and international investors.
The panel will feature; Board of Investment of Sri Lanka Chairman Arjuna Herath, Colombo Stock Exchange Chairman Dimuthu Abeyesekera, Sri Lanka Export Development Board Chairman and Chief Executive Mangala Wijesinghe and Trade, Commerce and Food Security Ministry Secretary K.A. Vimalenthirarajah. Dialog Axiata PLC Group CEO and the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce Board Member and Supun Weerasinghe will moderate the session.
