Ministry of Transport, Highways and Urban Development
Overview
The Ministry of Transport, Highways and Urban Development (Sri Lanka) is the central government body managing the nation’s transport infrastructure (roads, railways, etc.) and policy, led by Minister Bimal Rathnayake, focusing on developing efficient, safe, and modern transport systems, including multimodal centers and road projects, overseen by its Secretary, Prof. Kapila C.K. Perera
Founded Year
1978
Ownership Type
Government-Owned / State-Owned Enterprise
Business Model
B2C (Business to Consumer)
Time Zone
+5.30
Mission
To use State of Art technology to implement, develop and sustain world class transport infrastructure and services to enhance living standard of the people
Vision
The official vision of the Ministry is a forward-looking statement aimed at regional leadership in the transport sector: "Sri Lanka to be the country with the premier People Centered Transport System in the Region."
Core Values
Efficiency and Effectiveness: Striving for optimal performance in all operations and project implementations. Safety and Comfort: Ensuring high safety standards and a comfortable travel experience for all users of the transport system. Sustainability and Climate Resilience: Incorporating environmentally friendly and climate-resilient practices into the development of infrastructure and services. Professionalism and Commitment: Upholding high ethical and professional standards among staff and leadership. Public/People-Centric Service: Prioritizing the needs of the public and delivering services in a people-friendly manner.
Company Tagline
Safe and Efficient Skies for all"
Head Office Country
Sri Lanka
