'Info-V 2015', ICT expo in July
The organising committee of 'Info-V' with Visakha Vidyalaya, and the
support of the Ministry of Education, presents the second annual 'Info-V
2015' ICT exhibition from July 3-5 at the Sri Lanka Exhibition and
Convention Centre in Colombo.

Chief Network Officer, Sri Lanka Telecom, M. B. P. Fernandez
presents the sponsorship cheque to Visakha Vidyalaya
Principal Mrs. Sandamali Aviruppola. From left: Teacher in
charge of the
ICT Society, Visakha Vidyalaya Mrs. Dilusha Somachandra,
Director, Education Development, Ministry of Education, P.N.
Illapperuma and Project Chairman Info-V 2015, Maduranga
Perera look on. |
Themed 'Smart Destinations - a Knowledge Hub that brings to you the
latest in technological advancements and innovations', the expo has Sri
Lanka Telecom comingd as Platinum sponsor for the second consecutive
year.
Open to the public from 9 am to 8 pm on all days, the exhibition aims
at bringing IT closer to young adults and students and make it an
accessible tool in their day-to-day lives.
"As an organisation which takes technology to the rural masses and
plays a major role in putting Sri Lanka on the global network, Sri Lanka
Telecom recognises the importance of this exhibition in showcasing the
advancement of technology for the benefit of mainly the student
community," said Chief Network Officer, Sri Lanka Telecom, M. B. P.
Fernandez.
Several corporates and leading ICT companies will take part in
'Info-V 2015' which is expected to attract more than 15,000 visitors on
a daily basis.
Principal, Visakha Vidyalaya, Mrs. Sandamali Aviruppola said that the
primary objective of the exhibition is to enhance the use of ICT on a
broader perspective among young adults and schoolchildren for effective
learning and development.
"Until now, ICT in Sri Lanka has predominantly been a male domain. We
wish to change this radically and include as many women as possible to
balance the inequality.
Our final goal is to equip them with IT knowledge to lead a smarter
lifestyle. We also wish to support the national policy of achieving 75%
ICT literacy by 2016," she said.
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