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��ɫֱ��Executive Vice President Diana Wyman and Sri Lanka Standards Institution (SLSI) Director General Siddhika G Senaratne recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU). The MOU allows Sri Lanka to adopt ��ɫֱ��test methods and procedures as national standards. SLSI staff also became members of ��ɫֱ��and relevant committees. According to the MOU, the new partnership will allow both groups to “enhance their support for the needs of the people of Sri Lanka, continue growth of the economy of Sri Lanka, and aid in the development of Sri Lanka National Standards.”

��ɫֱ��President John Crocker said, “With all the work that goes into the development of ��ɫֱ��standards, I’m truly excited to see the interest in adopting them as National Standards in countries outside the US.  It takes a lot of time, input, and dedication to make an accurate and repeatable method via Precision and Bias studies. Frankly no organization does it better than ��ɫֱ��and I’m happy the rest of the world is starting to realize it.”

This is the second such MOU for AATCC. In 2020, L&/slsi/8217;Instituto Colombiano de Normas Técnicas y Certificación (ICONTEC) agreed to mutually encourage “inclusiveness and cooperation, and wish to avoid technical duplication wherever and whenever possible.” This agreement enabled adoption of ��ɫֱ��documents as Colombia National Standards.

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