Sri Lanka to Host 26th Asia-Pacific Secretaries Congress in Colombo

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The 26th Asia-Pacific Secretaries Congress (ASA Congress) is set to take place in Colombo from April 25 to 29, hosted by the Sri Lanka Association of Administrative and Professional Secretaries (SLAAPS). A recent press briefing highlighted key aspects of the upcoming event, which returns to Sri Lanka after 25 years.

Held under the theme “Empowering Diversity Beyond Borders”, the Congress will bring together administrative professionals, business leaders, and entrepreneurs from across the Asia-Pacific region. It aims to showcase professional evolution and leadership, particularly highlighting individuals who began their careers as secretaries and have since advanced to executive roles.

Established in 1974, the Association of Secretaries and Administrative Professionals in Asia-Pacific (ASA) promotes excellence, training, and cross-cultural collaboration. SLAAPS, a member organization, plays a central role in advancing the profession locally and regionally.

SLAAPS and ASA President Azra Reyaldeen noted the event’s significance as a celebration of transformation and unity. Western Province Governor Hanif Yusoof is scheduled to serve as Chief Guest at the opening ceremony.

The Congress programme includes keynote addresses, leadership forums, professional development workshops, cultural showcases, and excursions, offering attendees a comprehensive experience of learning and Sri Lankan hospitality.

The event is coordinated by Organising Chairpersons Gwendoline Nilaweera and Nirmaliee Fernando, along with a dedicated committee.

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