Chamber of Commerce Office Bearers Meet Leading Sri Lankan Business Leaders

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Surat: A delegation from The Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI), led by President Mr. Vijay Mevawala, Vice President Mr. Nikhil Madrasi, Immediate Past President Mr. Ramesh Vaghasia, Honorary Secretary Mr. Nirav Mandalevala, and Honorary Treasurer Mr. Mrunal Shukla, recently visited Sri Lanka. The delegation met with Dr. P.L. De Silva, Senior Vice President of Cables and Cables Private Limited, and Mr. Nimal S. Cooke, Executive Director of The Capital Maharaja Organization Limited.

The meeting focused on identifying potential business opportunities, exploring new avenues for collaboration, and strengthening trade relations between India and Sri Lanka for mutual benefit across various sectors.

During the visit, SGCCI President Mr. Vijay Mevawala delivered a keynote address. He emphasized India’s steady economic growth, noting, “India’s exports have risen to a rate of 5.35%, reflecting the country’s progress. The nation is steadily advancing toward achieving a $1 trillion export target by 2047. India offers unparalleled opportunities for business and is committed to unlocking new avenues in multiple sectors.”

Vice President Mr. Nikhil Madrasi highlighted the vast opportunities in India’s industries and called for collective efforts to bolster the economic ties between India and Sri Lanka.

Immediate Past President Mr. Ramesh Vaghasia elaborated on the innovations in India’s information technology, startups, and manufacturing sectors, underlining their potential to strengthen bilateral trade.

The discussions served as a promising step toward enhancing bilateral relations and expanding economic partnerships. Honorary Secretary Mr. Nirav Mandalevala gathered insights into export opportunities in Sri Lanka, while Honorary Treasurer Mr. Mrunal Shukla concluded the meeting with a vote of thanks.

This collaborative meeting demonstrates a strong commitment to exploring synergies and fostering long-term economic growth for both nations.

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