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Full Video| 11th UK-Ugandan Trade Investment virtual Convention 2021
The forum (UCUK) was organised in support with Lord Popat (UK Trade Envoy to Uganda), the Department for International Trade (Kampala), Uganda Investment Authority and Uganda’s High Commissioner to the UK. Focused on sub sector including Agribusiness, Real Estate, Digital Technology, Finance and Healthcare and Fintech.
Distinguished speakers included:
– Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja- Prime Minister of Uganda.
– Lord Popat, UK trade Envoy to Uganda
– Dr. Ramathan Ggoobi, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Finance
– Ms Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General – Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation
– Rajiv Ruparelia, Managing Director, Ruparelia Group
– Michael K. Mugabi, Managing Director – Housing Finance Bank
– Anthony Kituuka, Executive Director, Equity Bank Uganda LTD
– H.E Amb. Julius Peter Moto, Uganda’s High Commissioner to UK
– Robert Mukiza – Director General UIA
– Dr. Mark Muyingo, MD – Neogenesis fertility centre
– Eric Olanya, Head of Trade, DIT, British High Commission in Kampala
– Dr. Nandawula Mutema, ED & Physician at Clinic at The Mall
– Dr. Samuel K. Mugasi, Executive Director – NAADS
– Shahid Sheikh OBE, Global Packaging Consultant
– Judy Rugasira Kyanda, Managing Director, KnightFrank, UG
– Bernard Robinson Magulu, Executive Director – Bank of Africa
– And many others
Part2 | 11th UK-Ugandan Trade Investment virtual Convention 2021
The forum (UCUK) was organised in support with Lord Popat (UK Trade Envoy to Uganda), the Department for International Trade (Kampala), Uganda Investment Authority and Uganda’s High Commissioner to the UK. Focused on sub sector including Agribusiness, Real Estate, Digital Technology, Finance and Healthcare and Fintech.
Part 1: https://youtu.be/ZZe7fyN91Cc
Part2: https://youtu.be/N4opDALW0Vw
Distinguished speakers included:
– Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja- Prime Minister of Uganda.
– Lord Popat, UK trade Envoy to Uganda
– Dr. Ramathan Ggoobi, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Finance
– Ms Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General – Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation
– Rajiv Ruparelia, Managing Director, Ruparelia Group
– Michael K. Mugabi, Managing Director – Housing Finance Bank
– Anthony Kituuka, Executive Director, Equity Bank Uganda LTD
– H.E Amb. Julius Peter Moto, Uganda’s High Commissioner to UK
– Robert Mukiza – Director General UIA
– Dr. Mark Muyingo, MD – Neogenesis fertility centre
– Eric Olanya, Head of Trade, DIT, British High Commission in Kampala
– Dr. Nandawula Mutema, ED & Physician at Clinic at The Mall
– Dr. Samuel K. Mugasi, Executive Director – NAADS
– Shahid Sheikh OBE, Global Packaging Consultant
– Judy Rugasira Kyanda, Managing Director, KnightFrank, UG
– Bernard Robinson Magulu, Executive Director – Bank of Africa
– And many others.
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About the UK-Uganda Trade Convention
The forum (UCUK) is organised in support with Lord Popat (UK Trade Envoy to Uganda, DRC and Rwanda), the Department for International Trade (Kampala), Uganda Investment Authority and Uganda’s High Commissioner to the UK.
The event will focus on sub sector including Topic: Manufacturing and infrastructural development, Agribusiness, Renewable Energy, Real Estate, Digital Technology, Financing Start-Ups, Public-Private Partnerships, Women in Business, Healthcare and Fintech.
Uganda offers British businesses and investors lots of opportunities. With a population of about 38 million people, GDP Growth of 5.8%, coupled with Pivotal Regional Trade partnerships: East African Community (5 member states), Great Lakes (4 member states), COMESA (19 member states) – exporters have access to this critical market of 489 million.
The Convention 2022 will therefore highlight key aspects of the following thematic discussion areas:
• What are the key opportunities available when venturing into this highly lucrative space?
• What strategies, techniques and tools needed to succeed doing business in Uganda
• The role of Ugandan women in sustainable economic development
• Bilateral trade arrangements between UK and Uganda
• The role of Ugandan Asians in UK, Diasporas in the development of Uganda
• Increasing UK’s exports and attracting UK investment into Uganda
• Agribusiness in Uganda; food security and value addition
• Case studies and challenges doing business in Uganda
The focus on these issues will help provide a wider platform for stakeholder participa¬tion and emphasize the critical issues in each area.
The objectives of the conference are:
• To promote and facilitate international trade between Uganda and UK.
• Create a platform for trade, business and investment between Uganda and Europe (UK) and promote and facilitate access to trade opportunities in Uganda (East Africa) for Ugandan and European (UK) investors, including one-to-one meetings
• To maintain a dialogue with business organisations who can promote trade opportunities in Uganda, including the Federation of Small Businesses, Chambers of Commerce, the Institute of Directors, the Confederation of British Industry and the City of London.
• Promote Ugandan exports and identify export opportunities, so that the export earnings close the gap with the import demand and promote the transformation of Uganda from a current consuming nation into a producing nation. We will also engage closely with the Ministry of Finance and Investment Authority in Uganda for advice and information.
• Encourage investments in the key sectors, i.e., education, health, infrastructure, agriculture, housing, sports, tourism and many more.
• Seek investment opportunities in public and private organizations within Uganda, the United Kingdom and Europe and inform Ugandans in the Diaspora about such opportunities
We have always taken pride in the fact that UCUK forum brings together experts, business leaders, professionals and representatives from prominent organisations based in Uganda, the UK and beyond.
For any further information please contact:
W: www.ugandanconventionuk.org
E: info@ugandanconventionuk.org
Part1 | 11th UK-Ugandan Trade Investment virtual Convention 2021
The forum (UCUK) was organised in support with Lord Popat (UK Trade Envoy to Uganda), the Department for International Trade (Kampala), Uganda Investment Authority and Uganda’s High Commissioner to the UK. Focused on sub sector including Agribusiness, Real Estate, Digital Technology, Finance and Healthcare and Fintech.
Distinguished speakers included:
– Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja- Prime Minister of Uganda.
– Lord Popat, UK trade Envoy to Uganda
– Dr. Ramathan Ggoobi, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Finance
– Ms Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General – Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation
– Rajiv Ruparelia, Managing Director, Ruparelia Group
– Michael K. Mugabi, Managing Director – Housing Finance Bank
– Anthony Kituuka, Executive Director, Equity Bank Uganda LTD
– H.E Amb. Julius Peter Moto, Uganda’s High Commissioner to UK
– Robert Mukiza – Director General UIA
– Dr. Mark Muyingo, MD – Neogenesis fertility centre
– Eric Olanya, Head of Trade, DIT, British High Commission in Kampala
– Dr. Nandawula Mutema, ED & Physician at Clinic at The Mall
– Dr. Samuel K. Mugasi, Executive Director – NAADS
– Shahid Sheikh OBE, Global Packaging Consultant
– Judy Rugasira Kyanda, Managing Director, KnightFrank, UG
– Bernard Robinson Magulu, Executive Director – Bank of Africa
– And many others.
———————————————————————————–
About the UK-Uganda Trade Convention
The forum (UCUK) is organised in support with Lord Popat (UK Trade Envoy to Uganda, DRC and Rwanda), the Department for International Trade (Kampala), Uganda Investment Authority and Uganda’s High Commissioner to the UK.
The event will focus on sub sector including Topic: Manufacturing and infrastructural development, Agribusiness, Renewable Energy, Real Estate, Digital Technology, Financing Start-Ups, Public-Private Partnerships, Women in Business, Healthcare and Fintech.
Uganda offers British businesses and investors lots of opportunities. With a population of about 38 million people, GDP Growth of 5.8%, coupled with Pivotal Regional Trade partnerships: East African Community (5 member states), Great Lakes (4 member states), COMESA (19 member states) – exporters have access to this critical market of 489 million.
The Convention 2022 will therefore highlight key aspects of the following thematic discussion areas:
• What are the key opportunities available when venturing into this highly lucrative space?
• What strategies, techniques and tools needed to succeed doing business in Uganda
• The role of Ugandan women in sustainable economic development
• Bilateral trade arrangements between UK and Uganda
• The role of Ugandan Asians in UK, Diasporas in the development of Uganda
• Increasing UK’s exports and attracting UK investment into Uganda
• Agribusiness in Uganda; food security and value addition
• Case studies and challenges doing business in Uganda
The focus on these issues will help provide a wider platform for stakeholder participa¬tion and emphasize the critical issues in each area.
The objectives of the conference are:
• To promote and facilitate international trade between Uganda and UK.
• Create a platform for trade, business and investment between Uganda and Europe (UK) and promote and facilitate access to trade opportunities in Uganda (East Africa) for Ugandan and European (UK) investors, including one-to-one meetings
• To maintain a dialogue with business organisations who can promote trade opportunities in Uganda, including the Federation of Small Businesses, Chambers of Commerce, the Institute of Directors, the Confederation of British Industry and the City of London.
• Promote Ugandan exports and identify export opportunities, so that the export earnings close the gap with the import demand and promote the transformation of Uganda from a current consuming nation into a producing nation. We will also engage closely with the Ministry of Finance and Investment Authority in Uganda for advice and information.
• Encourage investments in the key sectors, i.e., education, health, infrastructure, agriculture, housing, sports, tourism and many more.
• Seek investment opportunities in public and private organizations within Uganda, the United Kingdom and Europe and inform Ugandans in the Diaspora about such opportunities
We have always taken pride in the fact that UCUK forum brings together experts, business leaders, professionals and representatives from prominent organisations based in Uganda, the UK and beyond.
For any further information please contact:
W: www.ugandanconventionuk.org
E: info@ugandanconventionuk.org
Remarks by Dr. Mark Muyingo, MD – Neogenesis fertility centre | Untapped Investment Opportunities in Healthcare sector
At the 11th UK-Ugandan Trade and Investment
• How can Information technology be used as an enabler to improve on improved health care delivery?
Joined by other panellists:
• Ms Bernadette Lewis, Secretary General – Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation
• Dr. Nandawula Mutema, Executive Director & Physician – Clinic at The Mall
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that every sector is dependent on the health system. This is an opportunity for Uganda to prioritize public financing for health and invest in innovations that accelerate health equity.
• Healthcare systems in Uganda still require much investment beyond the typical hospital and clinic. Where can investors and Ugandans in the Diaspora spot opportunities?
• What are those investor-friendly legislations that the government should focus on in order to encourage public-private partnerships to bridge existing gaps in health service delivery?
• Technology enabled health care systems is new reality in providing healthcare in a post COVID-19 economy. What areas in the health sector do you think will provide better investment returns in e-Health investments?
Abbas was one of the panellists on a session discussing Market Insights of the Real Estate & Finance Sector Post Covid-19…
An overview and outlook of the real estate industry in Uganda- (office, retail, residential, hotel, healthcare and agricultural real estate)
• Moderated by: Edwin Musiime, CEO – Crest Group / NTV Host, The Property Show
• Judy Rugasira Kyanda, Managing Director, KnightFrank, UG
• Rajiv Ruparelia, Managing Director, Ruparelia Group
• Michael K. Mugabi, Managing Director – Housing Finance Bank
• Anthony Kituuka, Executive Director, Equity Bank Uganda LTD
• Qusai Haidry, Fakhruddin Properties
• Mufaddal Quresh Shehabi, Director, HK Properties
At the 11th UK-Ugandan Trade and Investment Convention.
Discussing:
• How can Information technology be used as an enabler to improve on improved health care delivery?
Joined by other panellists:
• Dr. Mark Muyingo, MD – Neogenesis fertility centre
• Dr. Nandawula Mutema, Executive Director & Physician – Clinic at The Mall
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that every sector is dependent on the health system. This is an opportunity for Uganda to prioritize public financing for health and invest in innovations that accelerate health equity.
• Healthcare systems in Uganda still require much investment beyond the typical hospital and clinic. Where can investors and Ugandans in the Diaspora spot opportunities?
• What are those investor-friendly legislations that the government should focus on in order to encourage public-private partnerships to bridge existing gaps in health service delivery?
• Technology enabled health care systems is new reality in providing healthcare in a post COVID-19 economy. What areas in the health sector do you think will provide better investment returns in e-Health investments?
———————————————-
About the UK-Uganda Trade Convention
The forum (UCUK) is organised in support with Lord Popat (UK Trade Envoy to Uganda, DRC and Rwanda), the Department for International Trade (Kampala), Uganda Investment Authority and Uganda’s High Commissioner to the UK.
The event will focus on sub sector including Topic: Manufacturing and infrastructural development, Agribusiness, Renewable Energy, Real Estate, Digital Technology, Financing Start-Ups, Public-Private Partnerships, Women in Business, Healthcare and Fintech.
Uganda offers British businesses and investors lots of opportunities. With a population of about 38 million people, GDP Growth of 5.8%, coupled with Pivotal Regional Trade partnerships: East African Community (5 member states), Great Lakes (4 member states), COMESA (19 member states) – exporters have access to this critical market of 489 million.
The Convention 2022 will therefore highlight key aspects of the following thematic discussion areas:
• What are the key opportunities available when venturing into this highly lucrative space?
• What strategies, techniques and tools needed to succeed doing business in Uganda
• The role of Ugandan women in sustainable economic development
• Bilateral trade arrangements between UK and Uganda
• The role of Ugandan Asians in UK, Diasporas in the development of Uganda
• Increasing UK’s exports and attracting UK investment into Uganda
• Agribusiness in Uganda; food security and value addition
• Case studies and challenges doing business in Uganda
The focus on these issues will help provide a wider platform for stakeholder participa¬tion and emphasize the critical issues in each area.
The objectives of the conference are:
• To promote and facilitate international trade between Uganda and UK.
• Create a platform for trade, business and investment between Uganda and Europe (UK) and promote and facilitate access to trade opportunities in Uganda (East Africa) for Ugandan and European (UK) investors, including one-to-one meetings
• To maintain a dialogue with business organisations who can promote trade opportunities in Uganda, including the Federation of Small Businesses, Chambers of Commerce, the Institute of Directors, the Confederation of British Industry and the City of London.
• Promote Ugandan exports and identify export opportunities, so that the export earnings close the gap with the import demand and promote the transformation of Uganda from a current consuming nation into a producing nation. We will also engage closely with the Ministry of Finance and Investment Authority in Uganda for advice and information.
• Encourage investments in the key sectors, i.e., education, health, infrastructure, agriculture, housing, sports, tourism and many more.
• Seek investment opportunities in public and private organizations within Uganda, the United Kingdom and Europe and inform Ugandans in the Diaspora about such opportunities
We have always taken pride in the fact that UCUK forum brings together experts, business leaders, professionals and representatives from prominent organisations based in Uganda, the UK and beyond.
For any further information please contact:
W: www.ugandanconventionuk.org
E: info@ugandanconventionuk.org
