ABEC Premier Wins Best Educational Service Provider Award at South Asian Business Excellence Awards 2025

ABEC Premier has been named the Best Educational Service Provider (International Education) at the 9th South Asian Business Excellence Awards 2025 — becoming the first Sri Lankan institution to secure this prestigious regional title.

The awards ceremony, held on 27 November at Cinnamon Life – City of Dreams in Colombo, brought together distinguished regional leaders and industry representatives. The accolade was presented to ABEC Premier by a panel of esteemed guests, including Mohammad Raza Hayat Harraj, Pakistan’s Federal Minister for Defence Production; Thilanga Sumathipala, former Deputy Speaker of the Sri Lankan Parliament; and Dr. Purna Bahadur Nepali, Ambassador of Nepal to Sri Lanka.

The recognition marks a significant milestone for Sri Lanka’s international education sector, highlighting ABEC Premier’s two decades of service in guiding students toward global pathways with a focus on trust, professionalism, and excellence.

ABEC Premier said the award reinforces its long-standing commitment to delivering high-quality international education services and expanding opportunities for Sri Lankan students seeking to study abroad.

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