National Chamber to host Indonesian Ambassador

Tuesday, 19 September 2017 00:17 - - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}}

Indonesian Ambassador to Sri Lanka Gusti Ngurah Ardiyasa will be the special guest speaker on ‘Bilateral Trade between Sri Lanka and Indonesia’ on September at the National Chamber of Commerce from 3.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. at No. 450 D.R. Wijewardene Mawatha Colombo 10.

He will be accompanied by the Head of Chancery and the Third Secretary (Economic Affairs) of the Embassy.

The Ambassador will speak on the current business trend, trade potential and opportunities for export, import, investment and other services available for Sri Lankans in Indonesia. The participants will get an opportunity to interact with the ambassador and officials at the session and get information on available trade and services.

Sri Lanka officially established diplomatic relations with Indonesia in 1952. Sri Lankan exports to Indonesia consist of tobacco products and substitutes, wheat flour, apparel and tea.

Sri Lankan imports from Indonesia comprise unmanufactured tobacco, tobacco refuse, paper pulp, of paper or of paperboard and Portland cement. The export commodities of Indonesia are electrical appliances, plywood, textiles, rubber, oil and gas.

To register contact the Chamber through Mrs. Fouad by calling 0114741788 or emailing [email protected]; [email protected].

Discover Kapruka, the leading online shopping platform in Sri Lanka, where you can conveniently send Gifts and Flowers to your loved ones for any event including Valentine ’s Day. Explore a wide range of popular Shopping Categories on Kapruka, including Toys, Groceries, Electronics, Birthday Cakes, Fruits, Chocolates, Flower Bouquets, Clothing, Watches, Lingerie, Gift Sets and Jewellery. Also if you’re interested in selling with Kapruka, Partner Central by Kapruka is the best solution to start with. Moreover, through Kapruka Global Shop, you can also enjoy the convenience of purchasing products from renowned platforms like Amazon and eBay and have them delivered to Sri Lanka.