Bahrain, Sri Lanka discuss economic relations

01 Feb, 2016

Industry, Commerce and Tourism Minister Zayed Al-Zayani today received Minister of Industry and Commerce of Sri Lanka, Risad Badhiutheen, and reviewed topics of joint interest.

Al-Zayani expressed keenness to push economic cooperation to level of ambition, underlining the role of mutual visits in boosting bilateral relations.

He highlighted the success of Bahrain in attracting significant investment projects, thanks to the great investment environment and integrated infrastructure in various industrial sectors, as well as tourism.

He stressed Bahrain’s resolve on enhancing trade exchange in conformity with government’s strategies and Bahrain Economic Vision 2030. (Courtesy BNA)

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