The Mumbai Mudrak Sangh (MMS) and the Sri Lanka Association of Printers (SLAP) have announced the much-anticipated 8th Round Table Conference, scheduled to take place from 10th to 12th July 2025 at Cinnamon Grand Hotel, Colombo.
Under the theme ‘Two Nations, One Vision,’ this gathering of industry leaders aims to reinforce the India-Sri Lanka Printing Corridor, fostering deeper partnerships, innovation, and knowledge exchange across both nations.
The Power Meet on Day 1 will set the stage for dynamic discussions, commencing with a keynote address, followed by an expert panel discussion and a high-impact networking dinner.Â
Day 2 will showcase technical presentations, an international in-depth session, and the much-awaited Hidden Gems Awards, an exclusive initiative that spotlights the remarkable contributions of women in the print industry.
On Day 3, the guests will embark on an exclusive tour of two esteemed printing factories in Colombo, offering a firsthand glimpse into cutting-edge sustainable printing technologies and industry-leading production processes. The tour will provide an enriching opportunity for networking, knowledge exchange, and a deeper understanding of the region’s printing landscape
With a focus on topics such as bespoke digital print, inkjet digital book publishing, ai in mis & automation, flexography in folding cartons, and sustainability in print, the conference will offer eight specialized round table discussions, each guided by eminent dignitaries and experts.
Ashok Holkar, president, MMS, emphasized the significance of the event, stating, “This conference is a testament to the evolving print landscape and the growing synergy between Indian and Sri Lankan print professionals. Our mission is to create a dynamic platform that fuels innovation and empowers industry stakeholders.”
Anil Kariyawasam, president, SLAP, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, adding, “The India-Sri Lanka Printing Corridor has enormous potential, and through the Round Table Conference, we aim to unlock new opportunities, foster meaningful connections, and drive impactful industry advancements.”
The chairman for this conference are Tushar Dhote, past president, MMS and Janaka Rathnakumara, vice president, SLAP.
For further details, registration information, and sponsorship opportunities, write to- Manohar Ahuja on ex.sec@mumbaimudraksangh.org
Bringing MMS and SLAP together for the 8th Round Table is a timely initiative—there’s so much potential for shared learning and collaboration as both countries adapt to new print technologies. Looking forward to seeing how this dialogue shapes future industry practices in the region.