The Sri Lanka Export Development Board in collaboration with the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Austria, and coordinating partners the in Central Europe are pleased to announce the Export Promotions Delegation to Central Europe from the 15th to 19th February 2010.
“CEEPro 2010”, abbreviation for Central Europe Export Promotions initiative is a national campaign to promote Sri Lankan leading exports manufacturing products within Central Europe. This initiative spearheaded by the Sri Lanka Export Development Board and the Sri Lanka Embassy in Austria aims to create awareness of the Sri Lanka Export market by developing and strengthening the bilateral business links between Sri Lanka & four Central European Countries. Namely, Austria, Croatia, Slovakia and Czeck Republic. The key theme of the initiative is to “Building Bridges with Central Europe”.
Tailor made as a One to One match making event endeavours to bring the target Export producers together
to meet with potential buyers from Austria, Croatia, Slovakia and Czech Republic with focus on potentially creating stronger relations and market opportunities between Sri Lanka and Central Europe. This event aims to create awareness and further develop and strengthen the present bilateral business links by way of trade, investment, transfer of technology, joint ventures, sales and marketing cooperation etc. whilst boosting the image of Sri Lanka in Central Europe.
- To explore and identify new opportunities fostering business, trade between with Sri Lanka.
- To enhance awareness of Sri Lanka in Central Europe
- Open new avenues of marketing by establishing market linkages with Central European Buyers
For further information please follow the links below :
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Registration closes on 10th February 2010 @ 12.00 Noon
Registration is absolutely free!
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Over the years, there has been a steady pattern of trade, development and growth between Europe & Asia. As a result, the two economies have become increasingly interlined and Asia has become one of Europe’s largest trading partners. The European Union which today consists of 27 member states, provides a sea of untapped trade potential.
While relations between the European Union and Sri Lanka date back to the year 1975; trade relations between individuals EU member countries such as France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden & the United Kingdom date back years. These conventional markets & the new member state markets have to-date not been tapped to its maximum potential and the European Union as a single market could provide Sri Lanka a wealth of trade potential and economic sustainability.
An initiative of The European Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka, EUROPEAN CATALOGUE EXHIBTION 2009 is scheduled to take place in Colombo, on the 5th, 6th & 7th May 2009, to celebrate the 52nd - “Europe Day” and will coincide with the “EU Sri Lanka Business Summit” scheduled for the 5th of May 2009. It is as initiative to stimulate, develop and strengthen business links between each European Union member state and Sri Lanka by way of trade, investment, transfer of technology, joint ventures, sales and marketing cooperation and a host of other activities and facilities.
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