Investment prospects in the North

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Investment prospects in the North

Social Services and Welfare Minister Douglas Devananda shakes hands with BOI Deputy Director General (Investment) A. M. C. Kulasekera, at a seminar this week to explore investment opportunities in the north and the east.Also seen are Deputy Governor of the Central Bank, Dr Uthum Herat and Director of Economics at the Peace Secretariat, Rohantha Athukorala. Pic by J. Weerasekera

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