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Industries chamber offers support in policy formulation

The Ceylon National Chamber of Industries (CNCI ) says it will support the government in formulating policies that impact the private sector.

“The Ceylon National Chamber of Industries will be extremely pleased to extend its fullest support and cooperation to the President in his endeavour for the development of the country and in particular the manufacturing and industrial sectors of the country,” said the CNCI in a press release. The trade chamber also urged the government to consult the private sector in policy formulation.

“The CNCI hopes that the government will seek the views of the chambers where appropriate in the formulation of policies that affect the private sector in general,” said the chamber. The CNCI also extended its congratulations to President Mahinda Rajapaksa for his victory at the Presidential Election.

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