"The improved business climate in Sri Lanka following the end of the ethnic conflict and the opening up of the North and East for trade and investment make this an opportune time for business men and women to learn more about increasing trade between the United States and Sri Lanka," the US embassy said in a statement.
"The Doing Business seminar will include in-depth presentations by officials from the U.S. Embassy, the U.S. Foreign Commercial Service, and the U.S. Small Business Administration. Sri Lanka’s Export Development Board will introduce the sessions.
"Each seminar will conclude with a discussion led by a Board member from the American Chamber of Commerce and leaders of the local business chambers."
It will give out valuable information to help expand rural economies and assist small and medium-sized enterprises (SME).
The embassy says US technology and knowledge can help Sri Lanka’s companies compete effectively in the today’s challenging international markets.Speakers at this Doing Business seminar will talk about partnering and doing business with U.S. companies and increasing competitiveness in the global economy.
Speakers will also discuss Sri Lanka’s export sector, buying American products as a way to grow Sri Lanka’s economy, and the growing importance of SME’s in the global financial system.
