“Human capital and infrastructure investment provide a strong backbone for the private sector to thrive. The shift towards sustainable practice in most sectors is evident. The global economy is transforming, and there’s a growing focus on sustainable and environmentally responsible business practices,â€ he said.
According to him, these practices will help Uganda’s private sector take advantage of opportunities that speak to her unique attributes.
Minister says the chamber is such important that it will enable the government to develop policies to improve the business environment. “To progress, we need to have an ideal exchange with global counterparts such as the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council,â€ he called, tasking the Chamber President, to fast-track this engagement with Lord Marland and his team.
The business evening private sector stakeholder dinner was attended by over 100 top CEOs operating with progressive businesses in Uganda, these included the Uganda Banker’s association, Coffee manufacturers, CEOs from Commercial Banks, and private Universities, among others.
