NASTEC’s Recommendations Spark Hope Amid Sri Lanka’s Economic Challenges

Battaramulla, Sri Lanka – In a glimmer of hope amidst Sri Lanka’s ongoing economic struggles, the National Science and Technology Commission (NASTEC) organized a pivotal performance review meeting at the Ministry of Education today, September 13, 2023. The event brought together top officials from key scientific organizations, including the Rubber Research Institute, National Aquaculture Research and Development Agency, Industrial Tec

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The meeting, a culmination of extensive discussions and expert panel recommendations, addressed pressing issues plaguing the science and technology sector. Notably, the attendees highlighted human resources and funding as two major hurdles in advancing research and development in the country.

Despite the dire economic situation leading to a declaration of bankruptcy, the atmosphere at the meeting remained surprisingly positive. Officials from the Auditor General Department, National Budget Department, National Planning Department, National Management Services Department, and the Department of Public Enterprises were present as panel members to discuss strategies for overcoming these challenges.

One prominent theme that emerged was the potential for collaboration and resource sharing among these scientific organizations. By pooling their expertise and resources, these organizations aim to enhance their effectiveness and contribute to revitalizing Sri Lanka’s scientific landscape.

Sri Lankan Scientist magazine covered the event, and excerpts will soon be available on the Sri Lanka Science Channel. This meeting signals a ray of hope for the nation’s science and technology community, demonstrating that even in tough times, the pursuit of knowledge and innovation remains a priority.