“Climate resilience is no longer simply an environmental priority; it is a business imperative for Sri Lanka's future competitiveness.
Proud to have supported the Sri Lanka Climate Summit 2026, where leaders from business, development and policy came together to address one of the country's most pressing challenges – building a pipeline of investment-ready climate solutions.
As Dilmah Tea Chairman and CEO Dilhan Fernando observed, "Climate adaptation is another word for survival," particularly for export sectors that depend on resilient ecosystems and sustainable supply chains.
The message from the Summit was clear: Sri Lanka has the ambition to lead, but turning climate commitments into bankable action is essential to secure investment, strengthen exports and build a more resilient economy for generations to come”
