September 25, Colombo (LNW):In a strategic effort to accelerate private sector development in Sri Lanka, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake held an in-depth dialogue with Macksons Chairman Milfer Makeen in Colombo. The discussion focused on advancing the nation’s industrialization and export promotion goals, both seen as key drivers for enhancing Sri Lanka’s economic prospects.
During the meeting, President Dissanayake reiterated his strong commitment to supporting industrial growth and empowering local industries to achieve global competitiveness. He emphasized the critical role these sectors play in uplifting the national economy and positioned them as central to the government’s long-term economic strategy.
Milfer Makeen, representing Macksons Holdings, shared the company’s ongoing initiatives aimed at contributing to the national vision, particularly in sectors where Sri Lanka has the potential to lead through innovation and quality manufacturing.
The President assured the private sector of his unwavering support for initiatives that enhance export capabilities, fostering a business environment where Sri Lankan industries can thrive on the global stage. He highlighted the necessity of close cooperation between the public and private sectors to drive sustainable economic development.
This meeting underscores the government’s dedication to strengthening ties with industrialists and entrepreneurs, as both parties agreed that collaboration is essential to achieving the broader goal of economic stability and growth for Sri Lanka.
