Globally, it is a challenge for everyone. With the resources we have, Sri Lanka is a lucrative location with many opportunities. We have that confidence. I was born in Ratnapura, but I have built mini-hydropower plants, hotels, and tea factories. We have been able to maintain the name as the largest orthodox black tea manufacturer in Sri Lanka. This country is an asset and a gem.  

Three years from now, I wish to see Calcey grow into a company that’s twice as large as it is now while also being an employer of choice for Sri Lankan software engineering talent. We want to be seen and recognized as an employer and a launchpad for an immensely successful career in the global IT services industry.  

Sri Lanka should take a serious look at the potential of cryptocurrency because the world is adopting it. Japan, China, South Korea, the USA, and some European countries are adopting cryptocurrency; thus, we cannot be left behind. It will be the future of finance, especially with concepts like decentralized finance (DeFi), where you can do many advanced finance processes using blockchain technology.

Most Ven Dimbulkumbure Wimaladhamma Thero, Anunayake of the Malwathu Chapter presented a souvenir to the President.  

It is well-known fact that the cost of production of many food items in Sri Lanka is much higher than that of many neighboring Asian countries. This situation creates calamities in the local market when imported food commodities are brought to the market at very low prices.

K E D Sumanasiri, Senior DGM – HR said, “This achievement was a result of our staff who have worked tirelessly and with the dedication to help uplift struggling businesses and to enable inward remittances from our migrant workers. We followed stipulated health guidelines, including sanitizing and the use of sanitizer and safety gear and devices, and thereby created a safe environment for our employees to work in.”