Businesses from Sri Lanka and the Nordic region are exploring new ways to work together on skills, start-ups, technology and innovation.
The discussions took place at the Sri Lanka–Nordic Business Council’s Members’ Day and Panel Discussion. The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce organised the event.
The event was held under the theme “Skills, Start-ups and Innovation: Developing the Next Generation of Partnerships.” It brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs and policymakers from Sri Lanka and the Nordic region.
The discussions focused on ways to build partnerships in sectors driven by innovation.
Focus on Technology and Entrepreneurship
The programme included discussions on new trends in wealth management, technology businesses and the innovation sector.
Sanjay Kulatunga, Director of Lynear Wealth Management, and Mano Sekaram, Founder and Chairman of 99X Technology, delivered keynote speeches on these areas.
In addition, Port City Colombo made a presentation. Daniel Nordlund, Chairman of the Sweden–Sri Lanka Business Council, also contributed through a video presentation.
Businesses Discuss Practical Collaboration
A panel discussion then looked at practical ways for businesses from both regions to work together.
The panel included representatives from CHEC Port City Colombo, SLASSCOM, hSenid Business Solutions, Peoples HR and BOV Capital.
The discussion covered skills development, entrepreneurship, technology, research and development, and investment.
Meanwhile, the Sri Lanka–Nordic Business Council said the event reflects its continued focus on building economic and business ties between Sri Lanka and the Nordic countries.
The Council is also focusing on skills development, entrepreneurship and innovation as areas for future cooperation.
Image Captions: Mr. Shameel Mohideen’s Opening Address, Mr. Mano Sekaram’s Keynote Speech, and Mr. Sanjay Kulatunga’s Keynote Speech
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Last modified: September 22, 2026
