Sri Lanka Cabinet Approves 10mn EU Grant for Sustainable Trade Project

Sri Lanka cabinet approves 10mn EU grant for sustainable trade project

ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s cabinet has approved a proposal to sign a financial grant agreement with the European Union for a 10 million euro grant to implement a project aimed at promoting sustainable trade, minister Nalinda Jayatissa said. The four-year project intends to strengthen trade relations between Sri Lanka and the EU by promoting green transition initiatives and climate-resilient trade practices. It will also focus on improving trade-r…

EU to provide €10 million grant to promote sustainable trade with Sri Lanka

EU to provide €10 million grant to promote sustainable trade with Sri Lanka

€ 10 million grant to implement project for promotion of sustainable trade between European Union and Sri Lanka

The European Union has agreed to implement a project to promote sustainable practices between the European Union and Sri Lanka. It is expected to achieve the objectives of strengthening the sustainable trade relationship, enhancing the institutional capacity related to trade activities, and assist  Sri Lanka’s efforts to promote international standards in compliance with the European Union market, which are necessary for obtaining access to the …

Cabinet approves EUR 10 million EU grant to promote sustainable trade in Sri Lanka

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a proposal to obtain a EUR 10 million grant from the European Union (EU)Continue Reading

Sri Lanka's Cabinet backs €10 million EU grant deal for sustainable trade

Sri Lanka’s Cabinet has approved the signing of a €10 million grant agreement with the European Union (EU) for a four-year project to promote sustainable trade between the two sides.

Sri Lanka’s Cabinet Greenlights €10 Million EU Grant for Sustainable Trade Initiative

Sri Lanka’s Cabinet has approved a proposed financing agreement with the European Union for a €10 million grant to support a sustainable trade initiative, Minister Nalinda Jayatissa said. The four…