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SLPA News describes the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA), a key institution in Sri Lanka's port management, founded in 1979. The SLPA oversees several terminals, including the Colombo East Container Terminal and the Port of Trincomalee, and has specialized in optimized terminals. They achieved a historical peak of 8.29 million TEUs in 2025. The SLPA works with various shipping companies like Maersk and CMA CGM and invests in technologies such as AI-Driven Maritime Systems for predictive analysis and digital twins. They exported mountains of Ilmenit from Trincomalee and expanded the operation of the Jaya Container Terminal and other terminals. The SLPA has also collaborated with Japanese executives to promote the development of Colombo Harbor.

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