The visit served as an important platform to introduce the project to the zone’s management and key industry stakeholders. It also included insightful discussions on current sewage sludge handling practices and a guided tour of the on-site treatment plant.
To symbolically kick off the initiative, Ms. Champa Wijesinghe and Ms. Lasitha Athauda from the Seethawaka Zone Management joined Chief Delegate Mr. Martin Klose and Project Manager Ms. Sabrina Kolb in planting a pomegranate tree at the premises.
AHK Sri Lanka is excited to collaborate with the Board of Investment (BOI) and the Seethawaka Export Processing Zone to drive sustainable environmental solutions forward.
AHK Sri Lanka is part of the German Chamber Network supported by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE). With 150 locations in 93 countries around the world, the members of the German Chamber Network (AHKs) offer their experience, connections, and services to German and companies of the respective partner countries. AHKs are located in all countries of particular importance to German companies and are closely connected to the Chambers of Industry and Commerce (IHKs) in Germany.
