The Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB) recently facilitated a high-level discussion between the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation and leading exporters to address concerns over fuel distribution and its impact on the country’s export sector.
Held at the CPC Head Office, the meeting was convened following growing concerns from exporters regarding fuel accessibility, distribution bottlenecks, and the need for a prioritised supply mechanism for export-oriented industries. Representatives from key sectors, including apparel, gems and jewellery, electronics, marine industries, pharmaceuticals, ceramics, rubber, and technology, participated in the dialogue.
The meeting was attended by EDB Chairman and CEO Mangala Wijesinghe, CPC Chairman D J A S De S Rajakaruna, and CPC Managing Director Mayura Neththikumarage.
Discussions focused on establishing a reliable and efficient fuel distribution framework to ensure uninterrupted operations across export industries. The initiative underscores EDB’s commitment to fostering collaboration between state institutions and the private sector, supporting Sri Lanka’s ambition to strengthen its position as a competitive global export hub.
