SL-Japan Biz Council webinar on ‘After the Pandemic: The Way Ahead’ today

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The Sri Lanka-Japan Business Council of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce has organised a webinar titled ‘After the Pandemic: The Way Ahead,’ which will be held today 17 March, at 3.30 p.m.

The opening remarks will be made by Ambassador of Japan to Sri Lanka Akira Sugiyama. Thereafter, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) Colombo Office Resident Representative Masatomo Itonaga will make a presentation on ‘JETRO: Creating Opportunities for Private Sector Innovation’.

This presentation will be followed by a presentation made by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Sri Lanka Office Chief Representative Fusato Tanaka on the topic ‘JICA’s assistance to Sri Lanka – Past and Future Opportunities’. The presentations will be followed by an open forum.

Companies that are already engaged in business with Japan and companies that are interested in doing business with Japan are encouraged to register for this webinar to be updated on the current situation in Japan and how you can continue to develop and enhance business relationships after the pandemic.

To register for this webinar, please contact Julianne Boulton at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce on tel. 0115588875 or email [email protected]. A nominal participation fee will apply.

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