Sri Lanka and UAE Strengthen Trade Ties

Sri Lanka and UAE discuss enhancing trade ties, investment, and business opportunities at Dubai Chamber meeting. [Image via Daily FT]

Embassy of Sri Lanka to the United Arab Emirates Chargé d’ affaires Thakshila Arnolda and Consul General of Sri Lanka to Dubai and the Northern Emirates Alexi Gunasekera, called on Dubai Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mohammad Lootah and Vice President – International Relations Sector Salem Al Shamsi on 23 January to discuss enhancing trade ties between Sri Lanka and the UAE.

A cordial discussion ensued on exploring potential investment opportunities for UAE investors in Sri Lanka and potential for joint exhibitions, conferences and events with an emphasis on facilitating the establishment of Sri Lankan businesses in Dubai and vice versa.

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Dubai Chambers is the engine of Dubai’s economic development and business growth. As the umbrella organisation of Dubai Chamber of Commerce, Dubai International Chamber, and Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, Dubai Chambers empowers the local business community, builds and reinforces international partnerships, and accelerates the growth of the digital economy to cement the emirate’s position as a leading global hub for business, trade, and investments.

This meeting marks a significant step in building stronger trade ties and fostering an environment conducive to mutual investment and business opportunities between Sri Lanka and UAE.

This news is sourced from Daily FT and is intended for informational purposes only.

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