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Q Is it also understood that Cambridge envisions to establish a legal entity in Sri Lanka. Can you throw light on this and explain how this could forge a stronger presence in the country and strengthen collaborations?

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A Within the next six months we hope to complete setting up of the legal entity in Sri Lanka which is a sign of our commitment to the country in terms of long-term investment and enabling closer collaborations with schools and partner institutions to address local needs.

The legal entity is promised to make a big difference enabling Cambridge to provide better services to schools in Sri Lanka. It will help us attract and recruit more staff with a business that's actually based here. Going ahead, we will be able to develop specific solutions for Sri Lanka, including the ability to pay in local currency, for instance. This local entity will also enable more flexibly about the way we work with our Sri Lankan counterparts.