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Port City Colombo named 'Best Knowledge Zone' in Asia Pacific by fDi Intelligence UK
Daily FT
|October 18, 2025
PORT City Colombo has been named the 'Best Knowledge Zone - Asia Pacific Region' and received a 'Highly Commended' citation for Sustainable Zones in the Global Free Zones of the Year 2025 rankings by fDi Intelligence, an imprint of the Financial Times (UK).
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The annual Global Free Zones of the Year awards by fDi Intelligence recognises the most promising free zones around the world-those that demonstrate exceptional potential in fostering foreign direct investment, innovation, and sustainable economic growth. Port City Colombo's recognition underscores its growing reputation as South Asia's premier Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and a catalyst for knowledge-based industries and investment.
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