Bankers discuss "International Trade in the Current Environment"

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Bankers discuss "International Trade in the Current Environment"

Picture shows Mr. Ranjith Hapuarachchi, Chief Manager Bank of Ceylon delivering his lecture at the seminar.

The Trade Finance Association of Bankers conducted a Public Seminar on "International Trade in the Current Environment" recently at the auditorium of Bank of Ceylon in Kandy.

The event was sponsored by Bank of Ceylon, Kandy Mr. Lalith Atapattu Assistant General Manager, Bank of Ceylon Kandy, inaugurated the seminar and presentations were made by:Mr. M K Nandasiri - Assistant General Manager, Bank of Ceylon, Mr., and Mr. Nihal Premasiri - Manager Exports, Peoples Bank and several other bankers .

The association plans to conduct similar programs in other parts of the country as well.

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