AKD holds talks with Ceylon Chamber of Commerce

AKD holds talks with Ceylon Chamber of Commerce

August 2, 2024   04:06 pm

A meeting has taken place between representatives of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce including its Chairman, Duminda Hulangamuwa and the leader of the National People’s Power (NPP) Anura Kumara Dissanayake.

The discussion had taken place last evening (01) at the headquarters of Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP).

During the meeting, the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) presented its comprehensive policy document, titled ‘Vision 2030’ which outlines the economic trajectory of Sri Lanka over the next five years, to the NPP leader. 

A delegation of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce including the Vice Chairperson, Krishan Balendra, Deputy Vice Chairperson, Bingumal Thewarathanthri, and members of the director board, Amal Cabral, Sarath Ganegoda, Supun Weerasinghe and Vinod Hirdaramani as well as the executive committee members of the NPP, Prof. Anil Jayantha and Dr. Harshana Suriyapperuma were also present for the discussion. 

 

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