THE WAKE-UP CALL
Dr. Gamini Gunawardane’s no-holds-barred take on Sri Lanka
Q: How do you perceive Sri Lanka today in terms of progress or perhaps the lack thereof?
A: I along with my compatriots living in the US have observed the multiple facets of modern Sri Lanka. On the one hand, it is a country that despite all its difficulties maintains a growth rate of four to five percent, notable infrastructure improvements and a private sector that is continuously engaged in business development...
TECH ADVANTAGE
Ruwin Perera is upbeat about progress in the tech industry
To me, Sri Lanka feels like a country of great opportunity. However, I do believe that there’s far more that we need to do to capture the opportunities that lie before of us.
THE GENDER BALANCE
Marissa Jansz pictures a future where everyone is treated equally
To me, Sri Lanka is an interesting paradox. There’s a tremendous amount of energy especially among younger working people. Thanks to the internet and greater travel opportunities
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