Srilanka, Sept. 27 -- Sri Lanka's newly established National Business Facilitation Centre under the Presidential Secretariat plans to create a more conducive environment for doing business by removing regulatory and infrastructure bottlenecks faced by businesses, as the Government seeks to make it easier to invest, expand operations and create jobs as part of its broader economic transformation to spur growth.

Senior Additional Secretary to the President and head of the Centre, Seevali Arukgoda told Sunday Observer Business that the initiative is aimed at addressing practical obstacles faced by businesses.

"The National Business Facilitation Centre will serve as an intermediary between businesses and Government agencies, helping resolv...