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Why Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka’s geographical location on the Indian Ocean’s global shipping route has long provided a strategic advantage. Sri Lanka could be your next export market.
Sri Lanka’s economy is driven by private sector services such as telecommunications, transport, banking and tourism; and export industries including apparel, ceramics, gems and tea. It also is home to a sophisticated software industry. Sri Lanka also is the world’s top cinnamon producer, leader in solid tyres and 10th largest rubber producer. Overseas remittances through employment is a significant foreign exchange contributor.
With the end of civil war hostilities in 2009, investment brought by reconstruction programs has grown in tourism and infrastructure.
Let's grow together
Sri Lanka is a particularly strong market for Queensland food and agribusiness. In services trade, Queensland is a popular choice for Sri Lankan students looking to study abroad.
Sri Lanka opportunities
- Coal – both exports and energy development in-market
- Infrastructure – urban design, architecture, housing, precincts
- Education and skills training
- Processed food, horticulture and agricultural technology
- Mining equipment, technology and services
- ICT- and health-focused innovation and research collaborations
- Business incubation hubs
- Sustainable food
- Professional services
- Education and training
- Research and development
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