Webinar on Indo –Lanka opportunities for joint collaborations for Agri and Processed Food Sector

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A webinar on “India - Sri Lanka Current Business Environment and Opportunities for Joint Collaborations for Agri and Processed Food Sector”, to promote Sri Lanka’s Agri products and Processed Foods will be held on September 29 (Tuesday) from 11.30 am to 1.00 pm.

The webinar is jointly organised by the Sri Lanka Consulate General in Mumbai in association with the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) and IMC Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Mumbai. “This will be the very first webinar targeting to expand and diversify Sri Lanka’s Agri products and Processed Foods to the Indian market which is also identified as new sector for enhancing and diversifying exports under the Export Policy of the Government,” Sri Lanka Consul General in Mumbai, Chamari Rodrigo said in a media release issued by the CCC.

The webinar is opened for participants not only from Sri Lanka but also from India. Interested parties could register online from https://chamber.lk.

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