The Sri Lanka Economic Summit, the flagship event of the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC), is rescheduled to be held on 28 and 29 January 2025.

The Summit was initially to be held on November 2024, but has been postponed in light of the forthcoming General Election. 

Under the theme ‘Shaping Sri Lanka’s Future: Transformational Growth Rooted in Sound Economic Policies,’ the Summit will provide an essential platform for discussing the path forward at a time when Sri Lanka’s economic and political landscape has had significant changes. 

“After two years of economic contraction, the country is now striving for accelerated growth. With the recent conclusion of debt restructuring and the Presidential election, and the forthcoming General Election , it is imperative to lay the groundwork for a decade of sustainable, inclusive growth starting in 2025,” the Chamber said.

The Summit will explore the right policies to be implemented in achieving an export-led investment model, focusing on leveraging Sri Lanka’s strategic location, its access to rapidly growing regional markets, and the necessary domestic reforms to unlock key export sectors.  Breakout sessions will focus on Tourism, Agriculture and Value-Added Manufacturing. 

As the nation navigates this critical period, understanding the key drivers of economic stability is essential for informed decision-making. The insights and understandings gained from the Summit will equip participants to actively engage in and contribute to vital conversations about Sri Lanka’s future, and encourages all stakeholders to participate.