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Home›Dredging›Sri Lanka: the Colombo Port Expansion Negotiations will enter a new round by next week
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January 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Sri Lanka: the Colombo Port Expansion Negotiations will enter a new round by next week

The next round of negotiations on the Colombo Port Expansion Project is scheduled for this Wednesday between the China Holdings Merchant International (CHMI) and Aitken Spence (AS) Shipping Limited consortium and the Cabinet Appointed Negotiating Committee (CANC). Source:sundaytimes,January 3,2010;

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The next round of negotiations on the Colombo Port Expansion Project is scheduled for this Wednesday between the China Holdings Merchant International (CHMI) and Aitken Spence (AS) Shipping Limited consortium and the Cabinet Appointed Negotiating Committee (CANC).

Source:sundaytimes,January 3,2010;

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