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  1. Negotiating MoUs for Kankesanthurai Port development aims to improve regional infrastructure in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka to open land reservations for Paranthan Export Processing Zone

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The Board of Investment plans to open land reservations for investors at the proposed Paranthan Export Processing Zone by the end of November 2026. Infrastructure construction at both Paranthan and Kankesanthurai is scheduled to begin in early January 2027. These plans were discussed during a visit by BOI officials to the Northern Province.

From dailymirror.lk

Why it matters

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The initiative aims to accelerate the expansion of export-oriented industries in the region. The government is committing to developing industrial zones in the Northern Province to improve regional infrastructure and investment opportunities.

Negotiating MoUs for Kankesanthurai Port development aims to improve regional infrastructure in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka.

From dailymirror.lk

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  • KKS Cement FactorySpeculative

    KKS Cement Factory might see increased demand for construction materials due to the infrastructure projects.

  • Commercial Bank of Ceylon could see increased demand for credit and financial services as investment grows.

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