The Sri Lanka Gem and Jewellery Association (SLGJA) recently hosted its 21st Annual General Meeting, focusing on industry collaboration and the resurgent Sri Lankan export economy. The association has implemented strategic initiatives to enhance the gem and jewellery industry, including promoting ethical mining standards and protecting local gem mining operations. The SLGJA aims to strengthen the industry by fostering partnerships and creating opportunities for growth and development. The meeting highlighted the importance of collaboration among industry stakeholders and the need to leverage Sri Lanka's rich gem resources to drive economic growth and increase exports.
In another news, Japan is strengthening its cooperation in disaster prevention in South Asia, including Sri Lanka. Japan is sharing its know-how on environmental management and providing assistance in disaster risk management. The forum 'Disaster Risk Management and Japan's Role in the Indian Ocean Rim Association' discussed the importance of managing disaster risk and the need for collaboration among countries in the Indian Ocean region. The forum emphasized the role of Japan in supporting disaster risk reduction efforts and promoting resilience in the region.
Additionally, the Moose Clothing Company is taking legal action against counterfeit sellers and manufacturers to protect its brand reputation and customers' trust. The company is committed to ensuring the authenticity and quality of its products and is actively working to combat the sale of counterfeit goods. This action reflects the company's dedication to maintaining its brand integrity and safeguarding consumer interests.
Furthermore, Teejay Lanka PLC has entered into a partnership with the University of Sri Jayewardenepura to collaborate in training, research, and employment generation. The partnership aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of students and graduates, providing them with valuable industry experience and increasing their employability. Teejay Lanka PLC recognizes the importance of collaboration with academia to bridge the gap between education and industry, fostering innovation and driving economic growth.
These developments highlight the efforts being made in Sri Lanka to boost the export economy, strengthen disaster prevention measures, combat counterfeit products, and foster collaboration between industry and academia. They demonstrate the commitment of various stakeholders to drive economic growth, promote sustainable practices, and create opportunities for development and innovation.
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