President Ranil Wickremesinghe participated in a high-profile business roundtable discussion titled “Economic Opportunities in Sri Lanka” in conjunction with the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly.

This event, jointly organized by the Business Council for International Understanding and the Embassy of Sri Lanka in the United States of America, took place yesterday and brought together a diverse group of participants.

More than 40 U.S. businesses were present at the business roundtable, demonstrating their keen interest in exploring investment and trade prospects in Sri Lanka. Accompanying them were prominent representatives from Sri Lanka’s private sector, as well as a delegation of senior officials from the United States government.

The primary objective of this discussion was to foster economic opportunities and strengthen bilateral relations between the United States and Sri Lanka. President Wickremesinghe's engagement with U.S. business leaders aimed to promote Sri Lanka as an attractive destination for investment and trade.

The event provided a platform for constructive dialogue, allowing participants to explore potential partnerships, collaborations, and investment opportunities in Sri Lanka's diverse sectors. It underscored the commitment of both nations to expand economic ties and create a conducive environment for business growth.