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Sri Lanka-Vietnam Business Council formed to drive trade

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  • EconomyNext reports that the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce established the Sri Lanka–Viet Nam Business Council.
  • EconomyNext reports that 30 companies joined as inaugural members.
  • EconomyNext reports that Mahen Kariyawasan was named the council’s first president.
  • EconomyNext reports that both countries are pursuing a US$1 billion trade target for 2030.
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