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Sri Lanka Export Development Board Unveils “Export Performance Indicators 2023

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The Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB) has released its latest edition of the flagship statistical publication, “Export Performance Indicators 2023.” This comprehensive report provides valuable statistical data and analysis related to Sri Lanka’s external trade and its contribution to key economic indicators such as trade balance, GDP, and sectoral involvement for the year 2023, along with data from the previous five years.

As the 37th volume in this long-standing series, “Export Performance Indicators” has become a trusted reference for exporters, researchers, and policymakers. The publication is recognized for its in-depth coverage and accuracy, offering insights that support informed decision-making in the trade and economic sectors.

The 2023 edition not only includes trade statistics for the past 11 years but also provides a thorough analysis of Sri Lanka’s export trade, covering a wide range of products and services. It delves into export regions, market growth, and projected export forecasts, offering a clear picture of the country’s export dynamics from 2013 to 2023.

Dr. Kingsley Bernard, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Sri Lanka Export Development Board, expressed his gratitude to the Director of Policy & Strategic Planning, Ms. Kumudinie Mudalige, and her team at the EDB for their dedicated efforts in compiling this essential publication. Dr. Bernard also encouraged users of the report to provide feedback and suggestions for future improvements.

For those interested in accessing the “Export Performance Indicators 2023,” the publication is available online at the following link: https://www.srilankabusiness.com/publicatons/reports/.

This latest edition is expected to serve as an invaluable resource for understanding Sri Lanka’s export performance and contributing to the strategic planning and growth of the country’s external trade.

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