The Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit is set to serve as a crucial forum for discussions about the nation’s economic trajectory, emphasizing several key national issues, according to the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce.
The upcoming 2026 Summit will take place on October 12 and 13, addressing vital topics such as economic advancement, competitiveness, investment opportunities, trade dynamics, productivity enhancement, fiscal and structural reforms, sustainability initiatives, and the evolving global economic landscape.
This 26th edition of the summit will bring together a diverse array of participants, including local and international speakers, development partners, diplomatic representatives, and stakeholders from the private sector.
Key discussions will focus on strategies for creating a more resilient economy in Sri Lanka, enhancing trade connections with Asia’s growth networks, transforming healthcare into a catalyst for economic and social development, balancing energy security with sustainability and growth, and leveraging digital transformation to advance national development in a more interconnected global environment.
The agenda will also delve into the future of education and skills training, alongside the opportunities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence and emerging technologies for economies, businesses, and communities.
According to the chamber, there has been a positive response from regional business sectors following recent international outreach and promotional activities.
Additional information regarding the Summit’s agenda, speaker lineup, and registration details will be provided soon. For inquiries, please reach out to Alikie at alikie@chamber.lk or call 0115588805. (Colombo/Jun8/2026)
