Ministry of Productivity Promotion

Ministry of Productivity Promotion

Agency overview
Jurisdiction	Sri Lanka
Employees	625
Annual budget	Rs .637,600 Billion
Minister responsible	Basheer Segu Dawood
Agency executive	A. Damitha N. de Zoysa, Secretary
Website	productivitymin.gov.lk

The Ministry of Productivity Promotion is the Sri Lankan government ministry responsible for “formulating policies and strategies to create a highly skilled, dynamic and competitive labour force and to be the center of excellence in promotion productivity 5-6 per cent annually.”^[1]

List of ministers

Minister of Productivity Promotion of Sri Lanka
Incumbent Basheer Segu Dawood since 28 January 2013
Ministry of Productivity Promotion
Appointer	Mahinda Rajapaksa
Website	productivitymin.gov.lk

The Minister of Productivity Promotion is an appointment in the Cabinet of Sri Lanka.

Parties

      Sri Lanka Freedom Party       United National Party       Sri Lanka Muslim Congress

See also

• List of ministries of Sri Lanka

References

External links

• Ministry of Productivity Promotion
• Government of Sri Lanka

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