Korea International Cooperation Agency
KOICA Mission and Vision
KOICA Sri Lanka Office
Message from the Country Director of KOICA

The KOICA CIAT Fellowship Program is one of Korea’s flagship initiatives for human resource development, inviting public sector officials from partner countries to Korea to enhance their knowledge and skills across diverse sectors.
KOICA takes great pride in its alumni who continue to make remarkable contributions to national development in their respective fields. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the Alumni Association of KOICA Fellows in Sri Lanka (AKOFE) for your enduring commitment to strengthening the KOICA alumni network. Your passion and dedication have not only deepened the spirit of collaboration but also made a meaningful impact on the enduring friendship between Korea and Sri Lanka.
You are true bridges of friendship between our two nations. I wish AKOFE continued success and prosperity in all its future endeavors.
Lee YooLi
Country Director
KOICA Sri Lanka Office
History
| Opened KOICA Sri Lanka Office | |
| Officially promoted to an office (opened in the embassy) | |
| Relocated KOICA Sri Lanka Office independently | |
| Made a Framework Agreement on Grant Aid |

-Fellowship Programme
-Goals of KOICA Fellowship Programme (CIAT)
To contribute to the socio-economic development in developing countries by sharing Korea’s development experiences and know-how accumulated in the process of its remarkable economic development and supporting their capacity development efforts.
– Capacity Development for Human Resources
To strengthen HR capacity in developing countries to lay the foundation for sustainable socio-economic development.
-Capacity Development for Systems and Institutions
To enhance social infrastructure of developing countries to help them address their own development challenges.
– Partnership and Friendship
To strengthen interpersonal and institutional networks as well as to promote friendly relationship between Korea and partner countries developing countries to lay the foundation for sustainable socio-economic development.

