Relax exchange control - Construction firms
Stiff exchange control procedures inhibit
construction companies to compete and secure overseas bids, said
Chairman Hydro Power International (Pvt) Ltd., and former Senior
Lecturer, Faculty of Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Dr.
Nishantha Nanayakkara.
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SEC, CSE must correct anomalies in system - Ex chairman, CNCI
To create a win-win situation and ensure that
stakeholders benefit from the capital market the SEC and the CSE
would take steps to correct the anomalies and bad practices
prevalent in the system, said former Chairman, Ceylon National
Chamber of Industries K.C. Vignarajah.
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Universities should increase research
Sri Lankan universities should research to
increase our high tech products’ share in exports as it is only
around 1.5 percent of our total exports, said Minister of Higher
Education S.B. Dissanayake. The minister was addressing the Sri
Lanka Economic Summit 2011 organised by the Ceylon Chamber of
Commerce (CCC) in Colombo, last week.
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