Embassy in Jakarta promotes SL in Indonesia’s South Sulawesi Province

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The Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Indonesia Yasoja Gunasekera had a virtual meeting with the management of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) of South Sulawesi Province in Indonesia on 16 September.

At the virtual meeting, the Ambassador gave awareness on Sri Lankan trade products that can be exported to Indonesia as well as joint venture and investment opportunities in the boat and shipbuilding industry, fisheries and agricultural sector. The Ambassador proposed that the Embassy will organise a business forum to connect potential partners in both countries as the next step in building cooperation.

Third Secretary (Commercial) Heshani Premathilaka, gave publicity on the forthcoming virtual boat show 2021 organised by the Ministry of Trade, Export Development Board and Boat Building Technology Improvement Institute and a notice of registering foreign suppliers by Sri Lanka State Trading (General) Corporation Ltd.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of South Sulawesi Province in Indonesia is located in the fourth largest city in Indonesia namely Makassar. Makassar is the hub for eastern Indonesia. This province mainly exports agricultural products such as coffee, cocoa paste, fisheries product and coconut products.

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