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Trade
Information Network of Sri Lanka |
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The Computerised
Trade Information Network (TradenetSL) was established under the The
Ministry of Internal and International Commerce and Food in May 1995
with the following objectives: |
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To provide: |
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Local users (exporters, businessmen,
trade chambers, policy makers, officials of ministries/statutory
bodies) and international users (prospective buyers of
Sri Lankan products, exporters and investors) timely information
on internal and international trade, commerce and investment |
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Access to information servers at national
and international levels |
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Efficient search and referral services
to local users. |
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To promote and popularise e-commerce
services in Sri Lanka. This includes facilitation of electronic
transactions between business-to-business, business-to-consumer
and business-to-government. |
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Electronic communication/internet
services at an affordable price with the objective of popularising
use among small and medium enterprises. |
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The Governing Board of TradenetSL
comprises experts and officials from the University of Moratuwa,
Arthur C Clarke Centre, Export Development Board, Department
of Commerce, Department of Posts and Telecommunications, Customs
Department, CINTEC and the Treasury.
Over the past three years TradenetSL has successfully established
electronic trade information services and continue to manage,
maintain and enhance the electronic trade information base and
the computing and networking infrastructure. It has now developed
a range of e-commerce services in a very professional manner
with the establishment of the Cyber Trader.
The Cyber Trader – the e-Business Centre @ EDB
was officially opened by H.E. the President in May this year. |
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