AIA Insurance was voted as Sri Lanka’s Most Loved insurer in the Corporate Brands Category, as recognised by LMD based on an independent nationwide survey conducted by PepperCube Consultants.
AIA Insurance – Sri Lanka’s Most Loved Insurer
AIA Insurance was voted as Sri Lanka’s Most Loved insurer in the Corporate Brands Category, as recognised by LMD based on an independent nationwide survey conducted by PepperCube Consultants.
Indian firm to lead Sri Lanka’s Digital ID Project
Sri Lanka is implementing a national digital identity system by engaging India’s National Institute for Smart Government (NISG) to oversee the roll out of its electronic National Identity Card (eNIC) …
Sri Lankan SMEs showcase at 20th China International Small and Medium Enterprise Fair in Guangzhou
A delegation of 42 Sri Lankan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) made a strong impact at the 19th China International Small and Medium Enterprises Fair (CISMEF), held from 27 to 30 June ..
Sri Lankan SMEs showcase at 20th China International Small and Medium Enterprise Fair in Guangzhou
A delegation of 42 Sri Lankan small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) made a strong impact at the 19th China International Small and Medium Enterprises Fair (CISMEF), held from 27 to 30 June ..
NCHS celebrates brightest young innovators in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s leading educational showcase for young technology talent, concluded on an inspiring note recently at the Cinnamon Grand Colombo. ..
Link Natural continues to champion sustainability for greener Sri Lanka
Link Natural has extended its ‘Thuru Athi Thuru’ Harithawalokana outreach by engaging with community stakeholders through a range of initiatives carried out around World Environment Day 2025. ..
How Did Sri Lanka’s Economy Collapse? Causes & Economic Reforms
Sri Lanka’s economy was valued at $85.2 billion in 2021, holding steady from previous years in spite of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on tourism, one of its biggest contributors to earnings.
Sri Lanka still has no finance minister amid continuing anti-government …
The public health system is breaking down. Sri Lanka imports more than 85 percent of its pharmaceutical needs and the government has no US dollars to pay for them.
SRI LANKA IN VIRTUAL TALKS WITH US TO REDUCE TARIFFS
The Sri Lankan government is holding a virtual discussion with the US Trade Representative today (18) with the aim of reducing the proposed tariffs by the United States. The meeting includes the …