Sri Lanka’s Economic Resurgence: A Focus on Investment in Abu Dabhi

UAE Investment Forum was a watershed point, forcing Sri Lanka and Port City Colombo into the spotlight of the investor community.

Introduction 

On September 26, Sri Lanka’s economic and financial outlook, which had been neglected and recently tarnished by defaults, experienced a remarkable resurgence in the vibrant cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai. 

This revival was marked by a high-profile gathering of influential chairpersons, CEOs of top corporations, promising investors, property developers, hotel proprietors, and leaders in both the hospitality and real estate sectors.

Iconic Settings 

The elite congregation convened in the exquisite settings of the Ritz Carlton in Abu Dhabi and the prestigious Armani Hotel at Burj Khalifa in Dubai, emblematic of the opulence and grandeur these cities are known for.

Common Purpose 

What unified this distinguished assembly was a shared objective: to delve into, comprehend, and evaluate the investment potential of Sri Lanka, with a particular emphasis on the transformative Port City Colombo project.

Special Guests 

The presence of the ruling families of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) lent an air of significance to the event, signifying the seriousness with which this exploration of investment opportunities in Sri Lanka was undertaken.

Keynote Address 

A pivotal moment of the gathering was the structured conversation led by the Rt Hon David Cameron, former British Prime Minister. His address made a compelling case for investing in Sri Lanka, shedding light on the myriad opportunities that the nation offers.

This exclusive event not only highlighted Sri Lanka’s reemerging economic potential but also demonstrated the collaborative efforts of global leaders and investors in shaping its future.