The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) has ensured the Organization’s readiness to work with Sri Lanka to secure funding for greener technologies, Embassy and Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka in Vienna said yesterday. The greener technologies includes industrial parks, renewable energy sector, recycling and biomass handling, water purification and ground waste management. UNIDO Director General Li Yong has made the assurance when Ambassador Majintha Jayesinghe presented Credentials at the Vienna International Centre, accrediting as the Permanent Representative of Sri Lanka to the UNIDO. The Director General shared his memories on Sri Lanka and commended the progress achieved under the UNIDO partnered projects specially in the spheres of environment preservation, climate change action and empowerment of Small and Medium scale enterprises. Yong shared the UNIDO’s vision for the year 2021 and Organization’s plan of action to promote digital technologies, artificial intelligence and newly emerging technologies setting new frontiers for developing world and assured fullest support and cooperation to develop industrial sector of Sri Lanka. Ambassador Jayesinghe conveyed Sri Lanka’s readiness to furthering cooperation with the UNIDO at the highest level with a view to adjust with rapidly changing industrial landscape. Director General Yong welcomed Ambassador Jayesinghe’s proposal and reiterated Organization’s fullest support to assist Sri Lanka to establish modern, state-of-the-art, resilient, and sustainable industries.