In a strategic push to expand Sri Lanka’s technology footprint in fast-growing global markets, the Sri Lanka Association for Software and Services Companies (SLASSCOM) is set to lead a targeted trade delegation to Kenya later this month.
Key Highlights
- SLASSCOM is spearheading a business mission to Kenya to build bilateral technology and commercial partnerships.
- The delegation aims to connect Sri Lankan IT and BPM enterprises with key decision-makers across East Africa.
- The move aligns with Sri Lanka’s national goal to diversify market reach and boost tech service exports.
The trade mission marks a major step forward in establishing Sri Lanka’s presence within Africa’s rapidly evolving digital economy. Kenya, recognized as East Africa’s primary technology hub, offers fertile ground for partnerships in fintech, enterprise software, e-commerce, and digital transformation. Through structured business matching and industry forums, SLASSCOM seeks to open new trade corridors and showcase Sri Lanka’s tech talent on the global stage.