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Sri Lanka EDB Launches Premier Statistical Report: “Export Performance Indicators 2024”

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The latest edition of the “Export Performance Indicators 2024” publication delivers detailed statistical insights into Sri Lanka’s external trade and its impact on major economic indicators, such as the trade balance, GDP, and sectoral contributions for the year 2024, along with data from the previous five years.

This marks the 38th edition of the publication, which has consistently served as a comprehensive and reliable resource for exporters, researchers, and policymakers.

The “Export Performance Indicators 2024” includes trade statistics from 2020 to 2024, accompanied by an in-depth analysis of Sri Lanka’s export trade, products, and services. It details export regions for each product, market growth, and projected export forecasts.

The publication is accessible online through the following link: Export Performance Indicators 2024

Photo: Official Launch of the Export Performance Indicators 2024: (From left) Mrs. Kumudinie Mudalige, Acting Additional Director General (Development); Mr. Mangala Wijesinghe, Chairman and CEO of the Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB); Hon. Eng. Eranga Weeraratne, Deputy Minister of Digital Economy; Hon. Sunil Handunnetti, Minister of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development; Hon. Chathuranga Abeysinghe, Deputy Minister of Industries and Entrepreneurship Development; Dr. P. Nandalal Weerasinghe, Governor of the Central Bank; Dr. Hans Wijayasuriya, Chief Advisor to H.E. the President on Digital Economy; and Dr. Harshana Suriyapperuma, Secretary to the Treasury and Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development.


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