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WEConnect International has launched the Women’s Business Enterprise Certification for businesses that are at least 51% owned, managed and controlled by one or more women in Sri Lanka. WEConnect International Certification is a globally-recognized assessment process available in 50 countries that is designed to make it easier for women-owned businesses to scale within global value...

On January 24, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism presided over and coordinated with the Vietnam Tourism Association, the Research and Development Board of the private economy and the Tourism Advisory Board to organize a workshop on the roadmap and solutions to reopen international tourism... Khanh Hoa News

Sri Lanka’s merchandise exports increased by 16.71% to US$ 1,125.69 Million in December 2021 compared to December 2020 as per the data released by the Sri Lanka Customs. In parallel, 12.48% increase recorded in December 2021 compared to December 2019. Exports maintained above one billion dollars for the sixth consecutive month in December this year....

Three months after joining 191 other nations as a participant at the Expo 2020 Dubai hosted in the United Arab Emirates, Namibia is well on her way to achieving ambitious goals set for the expo. 

ADC & Vice-Chairmam, Sub-Divisional Planning and Development Board, Pughoboto, Thungchanbemo Tungoe, has informed all SDPDB members of Pughoboto that SDPDB meeting has been scheduled on January 25, 11 am, at office of the ADC Pughoboto. All SDPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

The Australian Government-funded Market Development Facility (MDF), in partnership with the Sri Lankan coffee industry, brought together over 100 representatives from Sri Lanka’s coffee sector for the first-ever ‘Sri Lanka Coffee Festival.’ The festival, a celebration of Sri Lanka’s home-grown speciality coffee and re-emerging coffee culture, highlighted Australia’s ongoing support to the sector.  The spotlight...

Kuamut assemblyman Datuk Masiung Banah has dismissed speculations that he has decided to join a new Sabah party to be formed

Vietnam should reopen its door to international tourism sooner than initially scheduled in order to seize upon opportunities and avoid being left behind by regional rivals, experts suggested at a workshop held on January 24 in Hanoi.

Vietnam should reopen its door to international tourism sooner than initially scheduled in order to seize upon opportunities and avoid being left behind by regional rivals, experts suggested at a workshop held on January 24 in Hanoi.

Thousands of campuses make do without classrooms, teachers, furniture and water