Sri Lanka's Apex Organisation for Export Promotion
In addition to our monthly online newsletters, Sri Lanka Export Development Board (SLEDB) publishes a series of trade-related magazines and other auxiliary publications that would assist Sri Lankan product and service suppliers in their exportation and business process.
The Business Lanka Magazine published quarterly by the SLEDB, contains trade, economy, investment and product-related articles.
The magazine is circulated among all Sri Lankan diplomatic representations, trade chambers and trade promotion organizations in Sri Lanka and abroad.
Business Lanka magazine is as an effective advertising tool for Sri Lankan exporters and manufacturers to promote their products in International Markets.
For more information on advertising and promotion, please contact;
Mr. Upul Galappaththi,
Management Assistant
Trade Facilitation and Trade Information Division
+94-11-230-0705/11 Ext. 320
[email protected]
The blue economy offers the world food and livelihood in fisheries, aquaculture, tourism, renewable energy, maritime transportation, and coastal infrastructure development. The ocean is used globally for food, energy, minerals, and transportation; however, Sustainable Development Goal 14 underscores its sustainable use, calling for international cooperation to ensure balance in the exploitation of the ocean.
SMEs play a vital role in the country’s economy by seeking opportunities, taking risks, and driving for success through technology, innovation, and flexibility. As active players in the export market, their contribution to the country is significant.
Organic food industry is booming in the developed world due to the rising trend of healthconsciousness among consumers in the West. Sri Lanka being a nation with a rich legacy of agrarian civilization should realize its full potential in organic agriculture to reap benefits from this changing pattern of consumption across the globe.
Welcome to the vibrant creative economy of the tech-driven 21st century. The UN General Assembly in 2019 declared 2021 as the International Year of Creative Economy for Sustainable Development. In keeping with this declaration, Business Lanka magazine’s current issue spotlights the ‘Creative Economy’ of Sri Lanka.
‘Quality’ is the theme of this issue of Business Lanka magazine. With Sri Lanka focusing on expanding its basket of exports, manufacturing of products that adhere to international standards is essential for the country. It is vital that products that circulate within Sri Lanka adhere to the required quality standards.
The word ‘Innovation’ literally means a new idea, which is then transformed through various processes into reality. The theme of this issue of Business Lanka is ‘Innovation’, which focuses on the many industries in Sri Lanka that are constantly innovating to introduce novel products to the market.
‘Positioning Sri Lanka in the international market place’ is the theme of the current issue of Business Lanka. Articles featured delve into the various aspects of the export industry, with focus on some of the major contributing sectors to the economy
In this edition of Business Lanka, we discuss the importance of a brand. We explore Sri Lankan companies with a global reach and recognition, gained through innovation and brand values, that inspire the business community
Logistics has become a key sector in the world today and Sri Lanka due to its strategic geographic position has the potential to become a logistics hub. Rohan Masakorala, Chairman of the Advisory Committee for Logistics discusses the evolution of the sector post World War II.