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HIS Pre Bid Meeting

HIS Pre-Bid meeting Minutes

IFB – KPR-22-2026

11.06.2026 – NCB

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Mr. Nandamuri Yashwanth, Zonal Head, Mr. Bommagani Balakrishna, Director and Mr. Srinivas Medarametla, Manager of IFL Green Producer Company Limited, met the Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran on 15 June 2026. The discussions focused on investment opportunities in Sri Lanka’s agriculture and dairy sectors, including the cultivation of coconut, turmeric, mango, jasmine, cocoa, and avocado. The delegation expressed interest in exploring potential collaborations and investments in Sri Lanka and informed of their forthcoming visit to the country for further discussions with relevant stakeho lders. The Deputy High Commissioner briefed the delegation on Sri Lanka’s agricultural potential, investment climate, and opportunities available in the plantation and agri-business sectors.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran, together with his spouse, attended the “Regimental Mess & Summer Kitchens” Military Heritage Evening held at the historic Amir Mahal, Chennai, on 13 June 2026. The event was organized by the Ministry of Chutneys and Radisson Blu Hotel & Suites GRT Chennai in association with Nawabzada Mohammed Asif Ali, Dewan to the Prince of Arcot, brought together members of the diplomatic corps and distinguished guests from Chennai’s cultural, business, and social communities. The evening celebrated India’s rich military traditions and culinary heritage through engaging conversations, regimental cuisine, live music, and a curated Bada Khana experience, fostering cultural exchange and strengthening people-to-people ties.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran, paid a courtesy call on the Hon. Chief Minister of the Union Territory of Puducherry, Shri N. Rangasamy, on 12 June 2026. The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss ways to enhance cooperation between Sri Lanka and the Union Territory of Puducherry, particularly in the tourism sector. The Deputy High Commissioner highlighted the significant potential for increasing tourist exchanges and strengthening people-to-people ties through improved connectivity between the two destinations. The Deputy High Commissioner explored possibilities for expanding collaboration in higher education, including partnerships between Sri Lankan universities and educational institutions in Puducherry, particularly in the field of medical studies. The Hon. Chief Minister welcomed these proposals and expressed his support for initiatives aimed at strengthening cooperation and build closer ties between the people of Sri Lanka and Puducherry.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran, paid a courtesy call on the Hon. Lieutenant Governor of the Union Territory of Puducherry, Shri K. Kailashnathan, on 12 June 2026. During the meeting, discussions focused on strengthening cooperation between Sri Lanka and the Union Territory of Puducherry, particularly in the areas of tourism, connectivity, and higher education. The Deputy High Commissioner highlighted the potential for enhancing tourism exchanges and explored the possibility of establishing ferry and passenger boat services between Puducherry and Sri Lanka to promote greater people-to-people contacts and economic engagement. The Hon. Lieutenant Governor appreciated the longstanding cultural and historical ties between Sri Lanka and Puducherry and expressed support for initiatives aimed at further strengthening bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest.

Mr. G. Eshvar, Director of Shri Devi Park Pvt. Ltd., paid a courtesy call on the Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran on 8 June 2026.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai participated as the Chief Guest at the Rotary Means Business (RMB) Madras Business Meeting and Installation Ceremony on 10^th June2026. The Deputy High Commissioner congratulated the newly installed leadership team of RMB Madras, led by Chairman Rtn. S. Prakash, and expressed confidence that the organization would continue to serve as an effective platform for business networking, professional engagement, and regional economic cooperation. Addressing an audience of Rotarians, business leaders, and professionals, the Deputy High Commissioner highlighted the longstanding friendship and close partnership between Sri Lanka and India, underscoring the significant opportunities for collaboration in the area of trade, investment, tourism, technology, education, renewable energy, healthcare, logistics, and professional services. The event reflected the shared commitment of Sri Lanka and South India to strengthening commercial linkages, fostering entrepreneurship, and advancing sustainable growth through collaboration and partnership.

The Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka organized a Road Show on Indo-Sri Lanka Business opportunities for the visiting business delegation of the Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) at the Chancery premises on 10^th June 2026.  This significant event aimed to foster closer economic ties and enhance bilateral trade between Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. A total of 65 members from diverse business sectors participated in the event. The Deputy High Commission organized this promotional initiative to offer participants valuable insights into Sri Lanka’s emerging business environment, highlighting investment potential, priority sectors, and opportunities for economic cooperation between the two nations. The event commenced with engaging promotional videos on Sri Lanka Tourism and Sri Lanka exports, giving the delegation a comprehensive overview of the business landscape in Sri Lanka. This was followed by a special address from the Deputy High Commissioner, Dr. Ganesanatha Geathiwaran, who underscored the significance of this initiative in promoting trade, investment, and tourism between India and Sri Lanka. Attendees were also presented with a detailed PowerPoint presentation titled “Business Opportunities Between India and Sri Lanka,” delivered by Mr. G. L. Gnanatheva, Minister( Commerce) of the Deputy High Commission. A special mention was made for the upcoming Sri Lanka Expo 2027, scheduled for January 2027, aims to further showcase investment avenues and trade potentials. Following the presentations, a question and answer session enabled participants to inquire about specific trade and investment opportunities available to them.  The Road Show provided a vital platform for Indian business leaders to explore various sectors for potential investments in Sri Lanka, including infrastructure, automobiles, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, food processing, agro-processing, textiles, machinery, information technology, and tourism. The event marks a significant step toward enhancing bilateral trade relations and encouraging Indian investments in Sri Lanka. The event included a high-tea session, fostering an atmosphere conducive to networking and business relationship building.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran, along with his spouse, attended the National Day Reception of the Russian Federation held in Chennai on 10 June 2026. The occasion brought together members of the diplomatic corps, government representatives, business leaders, and distinguished guests, fostering cordial exchanges and interactions while celebrating the enduring values of international friendship, cooperation, and mutual understanding. During the event, the Deputy High Commissioner had the opportunity to meet and exchange views with J. C. D. Prabhakar, Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, and other distinguished dignitaries.

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran, paid a courtesy call on the Hon. Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri D.K. Shivakumar, in Bengaluru on 9 June 2026. During the meeting, discussions were focused on expanding economic and technological cooperation between Sri Lanka and Karnataka, with particular emphasis on innovation, startups, trade, and investment. The Deputy High Commissioner proposed the establishment of a Bengaluru–Colombo Technology Entrepreneurship Corridor, aimed at connecting Bengaluru’s globally renowned startup ecosystem with Sri Lanka’s growing technology sector. The proposal included collaboration through a Joint Innovation Fund, startup exchange programmes, and partnerships in fintech and digital innovation. Discussions also highlighted Sri Lanka’s strategic advantages as a regional trade and logistics hub, including opportunities through the Colombo Port and the Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT). The Deputy High Commissioner invited Karnataka-based logistics firms to use Colombo as a transhipment hub. The Hon. Chief Minister welcomed the discussions and acknowledged the potential for enhanced cooperation between Karnataka and Sri Lanka in areas of mutual interest. The Deputy High Commissioner extended an invitation to the Hon. Chief Minister to visit Sri Lanka and further strengthen bilateral partnerships and also invited a Karnataka Investment delegation to visit Sri Lanka to explore opportunities in pharmaceuticals, apparel, electronics manufacturing, and IT services.  Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka, Chennai, 10.06.2026

The Deputy High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Chennai, Dr. Ganesanathan Geathiswaran, paid a courtesy call on the Hon. Governor of Karnataka, Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot, in Bengaluru on 9 June 2026. The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange views on further strengthening the longstanding cultural, educational, and developmental ties between Sri Lanka and the State of Karnataka. During the discussions, the Deputy High Commissioner highlighted the potential for enhanced collaboration in the areas of heritage tourism, agriculture, and education. Recalling the Hon. Governor’s interest in the Ramayana Trail, discussions focused on promoting cultural and spiritual tourism through greater connectivity between heritage sites in Karnataka and Sri Lanka. The Deputy High Commissioner also noted the ongoing cooperation under the Sri Lanka–India Joint Working Group on Agriculture and explored opportunities for collaboration in sustainable and natural farming practices. He further expressed appreciation for India’s continued support towards Sri Lanka’s educational development and discussed prospects for teacher training and academic exchanges. The Deputy High Commissioner extended a cordial invitation to the Hon. Governor to visit Sri Lanka. Deputy High Commission of Sri Lanka, Chennai, 10.06.2026

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