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2014

Ambassador Devinda R. for the Kick Off.

It was an extreme honor for The Diaspora World Cup to host The Honorable Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Mr. Devinda R. Subasinghe. Devinda R. Subasinghe, former Sri Lankan ambassador to the United Stat...
Ambassador Devinda R. for the Kick Off.
Ambassador Devinda R. for the Kick Off.
2014

Ambassador Devinda R. for the Kick Off.

It was an extreme honor for The Diaspora World Cup to host The Honorable Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Mr...
It was an extreme honor for The Diaspora World Cup to host The Honorable Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Mr. Devinda R. Subasinghe.

Devinda R. Subasinghe, former Sri Lankan ambassador to the United States and Mexico, has been involved in U.S.-Asia relations for more than 30 years and is an expert on emerging markets and foreign policy. He served as a permanent observer to the Organization of the American States.

A former development economist and investment banker, he worked closely with the United States on a broad range of issues during his term as ambassador, from coordinating emergency assistance for tsunami recovery to generating support for the Sri Lankan peace process. He also deepened bilateral security cooperation and broadened the U.S.-Sri Lanka trade partnership.

 Ambassador Subasinghe has advised public and private corporations, U.S. government officials and former Sri Lankan presidents and prime ministers on issues related to international economic development. He also served as an advisor on economic reform; industrial, trade, agricultural and environmental restructuring; private-sector development; and foreign direct investment issues at the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation. He is the former founder and CEO of Asia Insight 21, a firm providing services to governments and corporations on trade and investment matters. He also previously worked with Deloitte & Touche Fantus Consulting and The Services Group, advising the United Nations; governments; and corporations in the United States, Asia, Europe, Middle East, Latin America, Caribbean and Southern Africa on capital markets, trade liberalization and investment mobilization.

Ambassador Subasinghe is the president of Bridging Nations, an organization dedicated to the relationship among the United States, India and China. He is an active member of the Marshall Legacy Institute, a mine-clearing organization; and serves on the board of One Laptop Per Child, Sri Lanka, which works to introduce affordable information technology to rural schools.


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