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John Morrell, Regional Director for Asia Pacific at CIPE, in conversation with Sarah Salmon, CIPE's Country Representative in Sri Lanka. They discuss the recent political changes in Sri Lanka, including the September 21st election and the upcoming parliamentary elections in November. Sarah shares insights from her dual perspective as a business owner and political analyst, highlighting the economic challenges and opportunities facing Sri Lanka. The conversation covers the peaceful transition of power, the new government's anti-corruption stance, and its efforts to engage with international partners like the IMF. This episode provides a comprehensive overview of the current political and economic landscape in Sri Lanka, emphasizing the potential for positive change and growth. Sarrah Sammoon, Country Representative for the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) in Sri Lanka, brings over three decades of experience in global mobility, entrepreneurship, and cross-cultural project facilitation. As founder of Magellan Champlain and an advocate for women's empowerment and democracy through profit, Sarrah offers unique insights into Sri Lanka's political and economic landscape from a civil society perspective. |