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The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce is the oldest and one of leading business chambers in Sri Lanka. It is a confederation of trade associations, regional- and sectoral chambers of commerce and industry, business councils and employer organisations in the country.

TheNational Youth Services Council in Sri Lanka has been established with the aim of guiding the Sri Lankan youth in the proper direction to enable them to empower themselves to the fullest potential while contributing to nation's prosperity.

The Hambantota District Chamber of Commerce (HDCC) is an innovative, membership-based organisation which works hard on projects and initiatives designed to enhance community and business capacity across the Hambantota District.

FCCISL is the rallying point for free enterprises in Sri Lanka . It has empowered Sri Lankan businesses, in the changing times, to show up their competitiveness and enhanced their national and global reach. With a nationwide membership of over 63 chambers of commerce and business associations, FCCISL espouses the shared vision of Sri Lankan businesses and speaks directly and indirectly to over 25,000 business units. It has an expanding membership of enterprises drawn from large, medium, small and tiny segments of manufacturing, distributive trade and services.

Sri Lanka Export Development Board (SLEDB) commonly known as the EDB is the apex state organization responsible for the development and promotion of exports. The SLEDB is recognized and commended for its invaluable service rendered for the export community to drive the growth of the country’s exports..

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he National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) was founded in 1948 soon after Sri Lanka gained independence from British Colonial Rule primarily, for the purpose of establishing a forum for the Sri Lankan business community. The foremost objective of the Chamber at that time was the Ceylonisation of trade, as the policy climate was not quite conducive to national interests.

The Sri Lanka National Arbitration Centre is the premier and oldest institution in the country which is responsible for the administration of arbitral matters and hearings. Founded in 1985, the Centre has and continues to take great pride in affording an expedient and comprehensive service for the resolving of commercial disputes.

The Women’s Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Sri Lanka (WCIC) was inaugurated in 1985 by a group of entrepreneurs with a visionary mindset. Each of them were already successful in their own business ventures, together with a few professionals they created an organization which has today, reached high standards. They envisaged that the organisation could be a pivotal force in leveraging women entrepreneurs into the mainstream of business activity in the country, encouraging greater economic contribution to the country from women. Today the WCIC is geared to take that path. The organization is steered with a clear vision, sharp mission , and a strategic plan which delivers on the identified expectations

he Chamber of Young Lankan Entrepreneurs (COYLE) is a business information portal that strengthens informal relationships while collaborating ventures and resources that generates new business opportunities. COYLE is the only chamber where the controlling share holders and chairmen sit and advocate together. COYLE’s members contribute over 600 billion rupees per annum to the economy of Sri Lanka.

Ministry of Industries plays a dynamic role in the development of the industrial sector. It is the key ministry responsible for promoting industrial development in the country within the wide policy framework by the government. This Ministry which is the policy formulating entity for the industrial sector has taken several initiatives to increase the industrial sector.