Belarus and Sri Lanka have explored the possibilities of developing business contacts, BelTA learned from the National Centre for Marketing of Belarus, agency reports said.
Representatives of the National Centre for Marketing held an introductory meeting with the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (Sri Lanka).
The parties have agreed on steps to raise awareness of companies of Belarus and Sri Lanka of cooperation opportunities. “Despite the focus on export promotion, the interaction of such structures is mutually beneficial. It helps invigorate business contacts, which will eventually materialize into contracts,” the National Centre for Marketing informed.
The Centre plans to hold a webinar for Sri Lankan companies to tell them about promising avenues of cooperation with Belarus. The Centre will also tell the Belarusian business community how they can benefit from cooperation with Sri Lanka and provide an online platform for direct negotiations.