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Uganda's Commitment to Prosperity and Partnership: Reflections from the 13th UK-Uganda Summit

The 2023 UK-Uganda Trade Summit

The 13th annual UK-Uganda Convention wrapped up with insightful closing remarks from Hon. Obua Denis Hamson, Government Chief Whip of the Parliament of Uganda. His speech not only marked the end of a successful event but also set a forward-looking tone for Uganda's continued growth and international collaboration.

Gratitude for the Organizers and Delegates:

Hon. Obua Denis Hamson expressed heartfelt thanks to the organizers for their innovative efforts in facilitating crucial discussions on trade and investment opportunities.

Confidence in Uganda’s Investment Climate:

He confidently stated that the summit’s presentations and interactive sessions would have assuaged any doubts regarding Uganda’s investment potential.

Uganda’s Stable Political Environment and Investment Policies:

He emphasized the stable political climate and favorable investment policies in Uganda, assuring potential investors of the government’s unwavering support.

Parliament’s Commitment to Facilitate Investments:

The presence of key Ugandan parliament members, including the Deputy Speaker, was highlighted as proof of the government’s readiness to accommodate investors’ needs.

Uganda’s National Development Plan and NRM’s Support:

He underlined the alignment of Uganda’s National Development Plan and the National Resistance Movement party’s manifesto with the goals of promoting trade and investment.

Assurance of Investment Returns:

Investors were assured of significant returns on their investments, underscoring Uganda’s commitment to economic growth and prosperity.

Engagement with the Ugandan Diaspora:

A special invitation was extended to Ugandans in the diaspora to engage in formal discussions and contribute to Uganda’s development narrative.

Pride in Uganda’s Identity and Potential:

Hon. Obua passionately reiterated Uganda’s unique stature as the Pearl of Africa and its unparalleled natural beauty and opportunities.

Closing and Invitation to Future Events:

He officially closed the 13th summit and warmly invited attendees to the next convention scheduled for September 6, 2024, in London.

Conclusion

Hon. Obua Denis Hamson’s closing remarks at the 13th UK-Uganda Summit were not just a formal end to the event but a powerful reminder of Uganda’s vision and commitment to a prosperous future. The convention successfully highlighted Uganda’s potential in various sectors and set the stage for future collaboration and investment between Uganda, the UK, and the broader East African Community.

Enhancing Uganda's Economic Growth: Tax Incentives and Investment Opportunities

Summary: “The speaker highlighted the various tax incentives and investment opportunities in Uganda, particularly in strategic sectors like agriculture, education, and tourism. Emphasis was placed on the tax benefits for developing industrial parks and producing for export, encouraging Ugandans in the diaspora to invest back home.”

A Tribute to Uganda's Immigration Team at Entebbe Airport...

“Whenever I pass through Entebbe Airport, I consistently encounter outstanding customer service from the Ugandan immigration team. Their proficiency and professionalism not only ensure a seamless entry process but also splendidly showcase Uganda’s hospitable nature. Such a high standard of service significantly enhances the travel experience for international visitors like myself.”

Remarks by Cllr Ramji Chauhan, Mayor of London Borough of Harrow

Councillor Ramji Chauhan, Mayor of Harrow and the first Uganda-born individual in the role, shared his journey from a Ugandan refugee to UK public servant. Elected in 2010, he’s focused on community service and environmental conservation. He embodies the resilience of Ugandans, contributing significantly to global trade and business.

-Keynote address-

Rt. Hon.

T. Tayebwa

13th annual UK-Uganda Convention

Rt. Hon. Tayebwa conveyed a powerful message about Uganda’s resilience, particularly through the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the country’s stable economy and its ability to continue thriving despite closed borders. He assured investors of a secure and conducive environment for investment, referencing Uganda’s remarkable recovery and stability post-independence, and the return of properties to Asians who lost them during tumultuous times.

Gallery 2023

Preview of the 13th Annual UK-Uganda Convention 2023, scheduled for September 8, 2023, in London, hosted at the esteemed Blue Orchid Hotel, London.