1 November 2017 12:36 am Views - 1901
The Chamber of Construction Industry Sri Lanka (CCI) launched the Build Sri Lanka 2018 exhibition at the Galle Face Hotel recently.
Build Sri Lanka 2018, the premier housing and construction exhibition is organized by the Chamber of Construction Industry Sri Lanka, the apex representative body of all construction industry stakeholders, recognized by the government.
Build Sri Lanka exhibition is today regarded as the most dynamic building and construction trade exhibition in Sri Lanka and It will be held from 18th to 20th May 2018 at the BMICH for the 14th consecutive year.
The launch was attended by industry stake holders and was an extravagant event with the presence of Chief Guest, Power and Renewable Energy Deputy Minister Ajith P. Perera.
In a comprehensive presentation, CCI displayed an impressive overview of Colombo’s commercial capital, showing the rapid vertical development of the city centre, emphasizing the need for quality construction based on proper monitoring and safety precautionary measures.
In his speech, the minister stressed on the government’s intentions towards power generation by means of renewable energy resources and the gradual moving away from fossil fuel generated electricity. He also stated that the long term plan of the government would be towards wind and solar generated energy, which would in due course bring down the unit cost of electricity for consumers.
At the event, tokens of appreciation were presented to the sponsors of Build Sri Lanka 2016 and the sponsors for the previous exposition on sustainable energy. Nihon Green Power Company (Pvt.) Ltd pledged their sponsorship for the forthcoming exhibition as the main sponsor.
JSF Corporation (Pvt.) Ltd will be the Gold Sponsor, J Lanka Technologies (Pvt.) Ltd, and Softlogic PLC as strategic sponsors for the forthcoming Sustainable Energy Exhibition to be held on 20th, 21st and 26th October 2017 at ‘Nuga Sevana’ Pavilion at BMICH, Colombo.
The evening concluded with several entertainment programmes, followed by fellowship dinner which was also hosted by the Chamber Of Construction Industry.