Sri Lanka produced 158,000 MT of natural rubber in 2011. Of this, nearly 128,000 MT was used within the country for value addition. ... Once the market is established for such manufactured products to ...

Sri Lanka has one of the best tourism products in the world: Sri Lanka has set a target of 22,500 rooms in the next five years when tourist arrivals would reach 2.5 million, ... natural beauty like ...

In a significant move to safeguard Sri Lanka’s unique products, the country recently launched its first Geographical Indication (GI) Registry. This registry provides essential legal protection ...

Sri Lanka obtained its first-ever Geographical Indication (GI) certification on 02 February 2022 for ‘Ceylon Cinnamon’ from the European Union due to untiring efforts during the last nine years.

Sri Lanka suffered severe damage and loss of life from the tsunami of 2004; what effect that disaster will have on the country’s political future remains to be seen. Geography Shaped like a teardrop, ...