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ILCCI hosts Indian High Commissioner

by malinga
June 16, 2024 1:05 am 0 comment 426 views

The Indo-Lanka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ILCCI) hosted an evening interactive session with High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka, Santosh Jha at Taj Samudra recently.

The event brought together business leaders and industry experts for a night of engaging discussions and networking.

The evening commenced with a welcome address by the President of ILCCI, Raghuraman. He said, “This is a golden opportunity for us to integrate our economies we have much to learn and gain from India, we as a business should be pushing them for the ECTA and this will definitely take us to the next level in penetrating such a huge market.” His words set the stage for a productive and insightful session.

The highlight of the event was a fireside chat featuring High Commissioner Santosh Jha and Vish Govindasamy, Immediate Past Chairman of Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, Past President of ILCCI and Deputy Chairman of Sunshine Holdings. The discussion was moderated by Romesh David.

High Commissioner Jha shared his perspectives on the robust bilateral relations between India and Sri Lanka, emphasizing the economic, cultural, and strategic dimensions of this important partnership. He highlighted ongoing collaborative projects and future opportunities for enhancing trade and investment between the two nations.

Vish Govindasamy provided insights from a business leader’s perspective, discussing the challenges and opportunities faced by industries in Sri Lanka and the role of Indo-Lankan cooperation in fostering economic growth. His reflections underscored the importance of continued dialogue and collaboration between the two countries.

The session was open to questions from the audience, allowing attendees to engage directly with the speakers. Questions ranged from policy matters to specific industry concerns, reflecting the diverse interests of the participants. The interactive format ensured a dynamic and engaging exchange of ideas. The evening concluded with a networking reception, where attendees had the opportunity to connect and discuss topics further in an informal setting.

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