Prime Minister Dr.
Harini Amarasuriya has actually held discussions with Indian business leaders to expand trade and investment opportunities across essential sectors such as innovation, manufacturing, education, innovation, entrepreneurship, agriculture, energy, and tourism.Discussions were held during a meeting between a high-level delegation of Chief Executive Officers from the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Prime Minister Amarasuriya at the Parliament complex.The Prime Minister communicated her gratitude for the continued partnership in between India and Sri Lanka, particularly in advancing the nations ongoing financial recovery and development, the Prime Ministers Media Division stated in a statement.The Indian delegation declared the robust and progressing financial relationship in between the 2 nations, keeping in mind the favorable momentum produced by the current state see of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to India.According to the declaration, Prime Minister Amarasuriya emphasized the significance of inclusive and equitable investment methods that support youth empowerment, ladies business owners, and the little and medium business (SME) sector.The meeting was attended by leading Indian CEOs and officials from the High Commission of India in Sri Lanka.The Sri Lankan delegation consisted of Pradeep Saputhanthri, Secretary to the Prime Minister; Niluka Kadurugamuwa, Director General of the South Asia and SAARC Division, and Prashanthi Krishnamoorthy, Deputy Director of the South Asia Division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.