Northern enterprises to benefit from FCCISL project

The Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sri Lanka (FCCISL), will implement “Financial Assistance for Repairs of Damaged Business in Kilinochchi and Mullaithivu” which is being fully grant-funded by the Government of India through High Commission of India (HCI).

President, FCCISL, Kumar Mallimarachchi exchanging the agreement with Ashok Kantha, High Commissioner of India

The project is envisioning facilitating 1230 beneficiaries who falls in to two categories namely, Micro and Small Enterprises and Medium and Large Enterprises. The beneficiaries are been referred to Grama Niladharies with the support of the respective Government Agent through their Divisional Secretaries/ Assistant Government Agents. Also they are authorized by the respective Government Agents in Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu districts and endorsed by the President of the District Chamber of Commerce.

High Commission of India on finalizing the modalities for the implementation of the financial assistance to “Repairs of Damaged Business Premises in Kilinochchi and Mullaitivu Districts” with the support of the Government of India has now become a reality. FCCISL went depth maintaining the accuracy of the data and underwent for the completion of finalizing deserving beneficiaries.

FCCISL has empowered Sri Lankan businesses, in the changing times, to show up their competitiveness and enhance their national and global reach.

The launching ceremony for the project is organized by the High Commission of India for Sri Lanka and Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Sri Lanka and will be held in Kilinochchi on April 11 with the participation of V. Mahalingam, Consul General of India.

J Justin Mohan, First Secretary (Development Cooperation), HCI and Nalin Attygalle, Secretary General/ CEO, FCCISL signed an agreement representing the respective intuitions, on Monday in Colombo.