Sri Lanka, Oct. 13 -- The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce yesterday kicked off the two-day Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit 2026, bringing together over 800 delegates, including more than 60 international participants and investors, to explore the country's growth prospects, investment opportunities and economic reform priorities.

Held under the theme 'Positioning Sri Lanka in a Changing Global Economy: Resilience, Reform, and the Future of Economic Policy', the summit marks the 26th consecutive year of the Chamber's flagship event.

Opening the event, Ceylon Chamber Chairperson Krishan Balendra stressed the need to translate the country's restored economic stability into sustained growth, greater competitiveness and investment.

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