'Sri Lanka 2030: A Developed Nation,' a strategic plan for sustainable development of the Sri Lankan economy, written by business tycoon Dhammika Perera, Chairman of Vallibel One PLC, was launched on Tuesday (24) at the auditorium of Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management.

Perera, used a public sector forum titled “Changing Role of the Public Servant” to launch his vision and plans for the country.

In his policy paper Dhammika Perera discusses the process of making Sri Lanka a developed country by the year 2030 and also discusses the procedures need to be followed.

The main aim of the document is to lay out an economic growth strategy and action plan to increase GDP per capita income from the current $ 4000 to $ 12,000.

The Economic Growth Strategy, presented by Perera showcases a sustainable development of the Sri Lankan economy via 21 ministries comprising; Finance and Planning, Education, Higher Education, Technical, Vocational Education and Training, Social Development, Regional Development, Agriculture and Agro Based Industry, Investment Promotion and Job Creation, Transport and Civil Aviation, Ports and Shipping, Tourism, Power and Energy, Information and Communication Technology, Health, Environment and Natural Resources, National Security, Foreign Affairs, Youth and Sports, Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony, and Arts and Culture.

Read the full document below;

Sri Lanka 2030 – A Developed Nation | Dhammika Perera
24 September 2019