Business Today Sri Lanka Magazine - October 2022

In this issue

Tiran Alles, Minister of Public Security, accepted a challenging portfolio during a difficult time for Sri Lanka. He has restored the strength of the Police to act against lawbreakers. He is determined to take stern action against unlawful protests derailing Government efforts to restore normalcy and rebuild the economy.
Admired for his competence and dedication to resolving the fuel and electricity crises, Minister of Power and Energy, Kanchana Wijesekera has risen the ranks fast to take up a strong cabinet portfolio. He says there’s much work to be done, such as restructuring state-owned institutions like the CEB and the CPC to make them sustainable and profitable.
Diana Gamage, State Minister of Tourism says politics is not her livelihood but indeed runs in her. From a vision to develop tourism through a night economy to leveraging the beautiful places in Sri Lanka, she proclaims to be for the people and with the people.
Shammi Silva, President of Sri Lanka Cricket, revealed the gamut of work that uplifted the entire sport. With a revamped coaching setup consisting of world-class trainers augmented by the input of former Sri Lankan players, spurred by their love for the sport and without any payback put in their weight behind SLC, the National Team rose from the ashes.