Young leaders discuss Sri Lanka vis-à-vis global economy at CCC economic summit
View(s):The final session of the 13th Sri Lanka Economic Summit to be held on July 10-13 at the Cinnamon Grand Colombo will be a panel discussion featuring a number of young leaders on the theme “Positioning Sri Lanka in the Global Economy.” Organized by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, this annual summit brings together a large number of business leaders, government officials, ambassadors and policy makers to one platform to discuss issues related to the Sri Lankan economy.
“The chamber has been inviting young parliamentarians and business leaders to the last session of the Economic Summit in the past few years. This gives them an opportunity to air their views on key economic issues affecting the country and for the audience to pose questions and express their suggestions on creating a better environment for business to grow,” the chamber said in a media release.
The young leaders will include Vasantha Senanayake MP, Dr Harsha De Silva MP, Bimal Ratnayake MP, Sunil Handunnetti MP, M A Sumanthiran MP and Udaya Gammanpila. The session will be moderated by Mano Tittawella – Chairman, Copyline Group & APEX Consultancy Services (Pvt) Ltd.
The three day-long event features eight plenary sessions under a diversity of themes ranging from – Sri Lankan Economy in perspective, Moving beyond conflict, Opportunities in Emerging Markets, Branding Sri Lanka, Skills & Productivity to compete in the Global Market, Ease of Doing Business – Sri Lanka ranked 89 – Fact or Fiction? Investing in Sri Lanka and Positioning Sri Lanka in the Global Economy.
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