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Sri Lanka Air Force
Our Vision Ensuring National Security through effective employment of Air Power Our Mission To train, equip and deploy a professional Air Force exploiting our core competencies to undertake air operations in support of National Security Core competencies of the Sri Lanka Air Force Mission: Air Defence 1. Detect, identify and destroy any hostile aircraft getting airborne within Sri Lanka or any hostile aircraft that attempts to penetrate Sri Lanka airspace. It is the SLAFs premier core competency, to detect, identify and destroy any hostile aircraft getting airborne within Sri Lanka or any hostile aircraft that attempts to penetrate Sri Lanka’s airspace. It is the role of the SLAF to ensure that the skies above our nation are not used against it by those who wish it ill. Mission: Surveillance and Recce 2. Strategic and tactical aerospace surveillance and reconnaissance operations over Sri Lankan territory (inclusive of the EEZ). Strategic and tactical aerospace surveillance and reconnaissance operations over Sri Lankan territory is another one of our core competencies. Sri Lanka has a land area of over square Kilometres as well as a territorial sea of 12 Nautical Miles, a Contiguous Zone of 24 Nautical Miles and Exclusive Economic Zone of 200 Nautical Miles. It is in the national interest to ensure that these areas are not exploited by external powers and that the treasures that are held within are preserved for the benefit of the nation and its people. This requires regular vigilance, periodic routine surveillance as well as reconnaissance as called for by specific requirements. This is a task that the SLAF is geared to meet and that it fulfils with pride and commitment. Mission: Electronic Warfare 3. Exploitation of the electromagnetic spectrum for use by friendly forces and denial of its use by adversaries, through; ESM, ECM, EPM. for more details visit
10001+ staff
Land Reform Commission Of Sri Lanka
The history of the Land Reform Commission, which has been established under Act No 01 of 1972, goes back to the year 1972. The role of the Land Reform Commission has been fulfilled for more than 49 years in terms of the provisions of the Land Reform Act and other policy decisions taken from time to time by the Government. The priority works of the Commission are the release of statutory determinations, payment of compensation to the owners of lands, utilisation of the lands taken over for productive investments, collection of the revenue of the Commission, ensuring the protection of lands, Staff training, and welfare. Accordingly, Land Reform Commission has taken every possible action to make the sustainable environment policy a reality in the journey toward a new public service creating a culture of work for the country under the scheme for the distribution of lands among people for the enhancement of the living standards and economy of the citizens in line with the 'Vistas of Prosperity and Splendour, the policy manifesto of H.E. the President Gotabhaya Rajapaksa.
201 to 500 staff
