Sri Lanka European Union Business Council
Sri Lanka and the European Union had fostered and nurtured flourishing business relationships over a long span of time providing investment options to positively exploit potential opportunities. Sri Lanka European Union Business Council, duly headed by the Chairman Mr. Mohan Perera creates further impetus in stimulating such opportunities to enhance the trade and investment opportunities prevalent. Sri Lanka resiliently overcame protracted internal strife and economic turbulence due to Covid pandemic recently. Sri Lanka European Business Council plays a pivotal role in creating new vistas for the investment fraternity of the country through the European Union’s member nations to overcome the doomed economy after the Covid situation in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka Gulf Trade and Investment Promotion Chamber
Sri Lanka’s proximity to the Indian sub-continent positions the country as a gateway to a market of 1.9 billion people in South Asia alone. These factors combined, generate keen interest for Sri Lanka as a preferred investment destination in the region. Sri Lanka Gulf trade and Investment Promotion Chamber was established to promote trade and investments between Sri Lanka and the countries which belong to Gulf region: Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, United Arab Emirates and Iraq. With the increased signs of double dip recession in the Western world, the Gulf investors are now increasingly looking at the growing Asian region. Thus, a large amount of investment from the Gulf is now flowing to Sri Lanka. We, Sri Lanka Gulf Trade and Investment Promotion Chambers pledge to strengthen the economic relations, investment opportunities, import and export opportunities between the countries creating a viable business platform.
Sri Lanka India Trade and Investment Promotion Chamber
Sri Lanka is facing its all-time worst foreign exchange crisis after the pandemic hit the nation’s earnings from tourism and remittances. Therefore, Sri Lanka has urged more Indian investments in ports, infrastructure, energy, power and manufacturing sectors with our chamber’s utmost goal being facilitating such investments. India has also granted us the Indian credit line to import essential commodities such as rice, fertilizers etc. and our chambers are actively engaged in importing such to Sri Lanka contributing to overcome prevailing food crisis.
Ceylon Oil & Energy Private Limited.
The company was formed in 2013 with the backing of Al- Thani group Qatar, Maharaja Group of Sri Lanka & USAID with an intention of setting up Sri Lanka’s largest oil refinery in Trincomalee. Simultaneously, Ceylon oil & Energy (Pvt) Ltd commenced trading of refined petroleum products such as Diesel, LPG and Petrol.