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Sri Lanka meets JETRO officials to strengthen economic ties with India, Japan

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ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Export Development Board (EDB) has met with the South Asia Regional Representative of Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), Toyokazu Nagamune to discuss strengthening economic cooperation between Sri Lanka, India, and Japan. This initiative aims to explore the potential for establishing a regional economic cluster aimed at facilitating the export of manufactured goods to Japan and other regions, the E…

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Sri Lanka meets JETRO officials to strengthen economic ties with India, Japan

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s Export Development Board (EDB) has met with the South Asia Regional Representative of Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI), Toyokazu Nagamune to discuss strengthening economic cooperation between Sri Lanka, India, and Japan. This initiative aims to explore the potential for establishing a regional economic cluster aimed at facilitating the export of manufactured goods to Japan and other regions, the E…

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