Trade Point launched as trade gateway

Financial Times

The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) launched Trade Point Sri Lanka this week, as a gateway to global trade and business contacts to promote and facilitate international trade in Sri Lanka.

The chamber said it was granted operational status as a fully operational trade point administrative centre and was given rights to operate as a member of the World Trade Point Federation (WTPF) in December 2007.

Trade Point Colombo is the Local Gateway to the global Trade Point Network. The network facilitates rapid and targeted communication among Trade Points for the benefit of their customers and increases the reliability of the information received.

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