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Pharmaceutical Society of Sri Lanka Elevates Standards at AGM and Scientific Sessions 2025
Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
|August 05, 2025
The Pharmaceutical Society of Sri Lanka (PSSL) held its premier annual event—the Annual General Meeting and Scientific Sessions 2025—on 29th June at Waters Edge Hotel, Battaramulla.
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The event brought together national and international pharmacy leaders, professionals, academics, researchers, and students for a vibrant exchange of ideas to advance pharmacy practice in Sri Lanka.
Under the leadership of Mr. Priyantha Sahabandu, PSSL President, and the PSSL Council, the event marked a key milestone in promoting excellence, innovation, and collaboration in the pharmaceutical field.
AGM: Leadership and Strategic Direction
The AGM, chaired by Mr. Sahabandu, began at 9:00 a.m. with Society members discussing past achievements and future goals. A major highlight was the reappointment of Mr. Sahabandu as President for a second term, ensuring continuity and progress in strategic initiatives.
Scientific Sessions 2025: Driving Global Dialogue and Innovation
The Scientific Sessions followed, offering a full-day academic and professional programme with active participation from global and local stakeholders.
Global Collaboration
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