INSEE Cement Sri Lanka signed an agreement with the State Engineering Corporation (SEC) to purchase dolomite, a raw material used in the cement manufacturing process, from SEC.
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Representatives of the SEC and INSEE Cement with the agreements, in the presence of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa [/caption]
The agreement was signed in the presence of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa at the Parliament premises, which entails INSEE Cement purchasing dolomite from a quarry deposit owned and operated by the SEC in Matale.
INSEE Cement Chairman Nandana Ekanayake and SEC Chairman Ratnasiri Kalupahana signed and exchanged the agreement on behalf of the two organisations.
State Minister of Rural Housing and Construction and Building Material Industries Indika Anuruddha Herath, officials from the Ministry, SEC Deputy Chairman Bhagya Jayatilake, and INSEE Cement Director Procurement and Logistics Thusith Gunawarnasuriya, and Head of External Affairs and Channel Development Chandana Nanayakkara attended the ceremony.
Commenting on the agreement, Ekanayake from INSEE Cement said: “We are committed to building a resilient nation and this agreement is another example of our commitment to help the local industries and communities.”
Additionally, he said this agreement furthers President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s “Vision of Prosperity” for the nation in supporting the development of small industries and creating employment for communities in Matale.
Representatives of the SEC and INSEE Cement with the agreements, in the presence of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa [/caption]
The agreement was signed in the presence of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa at the Parliament premises, which entails INSEE Cement purchasing dolomite from a quarry deposit owned and operated by the SEC in Matale.
INSEE Cement Chairman Nandana Ekanayake and SEC Chairman Ratnasiri Kalupahana signed and exchanged the agreement on behalf of the two organisations.
State Minister of Rural Housing and Construction and Building Material Industries Indika Anuruddha Herath, officials from the Ministry, SEC Deputy Chairman Bhagya Jayatilake, and INSEE Cement Director Procurement and Logistics Thusith Gunawarnasuriya, and Head of External Affairs and Channel Development Chandana Nanayakkara attended the ceremony.
Commenting on the agreement, Ekanayake from INSEE Cement said: “We are committed to building a resilient nation and this agreement is another example of our commitment to help the local industries and communities.”
Additionally, he said this agreement furthers President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s “Vision of Prosperity” for the nation in supporting the development of small industries and creating employment for communities in Matale.