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India-Sri Lanka Innovation Forum launched to boost tech, startup cooperation

The India-Sri Lanka Innovation Forum was launched in Colombo on Thursday (12) to strengthen bilateral cooperation in technology, innovation and startups through private sector partnerships. The business-led forum was launched in the presence of Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka Santosh Jha, with senior representatives of the corporate sector and innovation networks from both countries […]

The India-Sri Lanka Innovation Forum was launched in Colombo on Thursday, aiming to bolster bilateral cooperation in technology, innovation, and startups through private sector partnerships. The event, attended by Indian High Commissioner Santosh Jha and senior representatives from both countries' corporate sectors and innovation networks, will bring together industry leaders, startup incubators, and investment funds.

The initiative, which builds on existing cooperation between India and Sri Lanka in technology and innovation, will foster joint projects, strengthen links between the innovation ecosystems of both nations, and create further opportunities for private sector-led innovation, startup development, and technological cooperation.

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