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Uganda Participates in the 25th COMESA Summit of Heads of State and Government in Harare, Zimbabwe.
On 22nd October 2026, Uganda High Commission in Dar es Salaam represented by Amb. Elizabeth Allimadi, the Deputy Head of Mission jointly with the Uganda High Commission in Pretoria and Ugandan Delegation from Kampala participated in the 25th COMESA Summit for Heads of State and Government that was convened at the New Parliament Building in Harare, Zimbabwe on the Theme: "One market one future advancing inclusive industrialiation investment and Regional Integration in COMESA".
The Ugandan Delegation was led by Hon.Haruna Kasolo Kyeyune, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in charge of Regional Affairs who represented H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda.
He was accompanied by the High Commissioner of the Republic of Uganda in Pretoria Amb. Paul Amoru and Mr. Jesse Musinguzi First Secretary/Personal Assistant to the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in charge of Regional Affairs.
The Summit discussed and adopted the Report of the COMESA meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs held on 21st October 2026.
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Last night at State House Entebbe, I met European Ambassadors and investors. I was pleased to learn that European investors are increasingly investing in Uganda, particularly in hydropower and other infrastructure projects.
I have always told our European friends that Africa is a huge market because of its rapidly growing population. This is an opportunity we must all take advantage of.
On tax incentives, I explained that our 10 year tax holiday for eligible manufacturers is meant to encourage investment, production and job creation. As our people produce and earn more, Government also collects revenue through consumer spending and income taxes.
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📹 🇺🇬|🇸🇴 UGANDA AND SOMALIA ADVANCE BILATERAL COOPERATION AS JPC MID-TERM REVIEW CONCLUDES
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Name: Hon. Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo
Constituency: Kyotera County
District: Kyotera
Political Party: NRM
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HARARE - Countries of the Common Market of East and Central Africa (COMESA) should fast-track intra-state trade and foster peace and security to better the livelihood of their citizens, the foreign affairs state minister in charge of regional affairs, Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo, has said.
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As I represent Uganda at the COMESA Summit in Harare, Zimbabwe, our priority is to advance trade facilitation, expand market access for Ugandan businesses, and address Non-Tariff Barriers (NTBs) that impede cross-border trade.
We remain committed to strengthening regional integration and ensuring that Ugandan traders can fully harness the opportunities available across all 21 COMESA member states, in pursuit of shared prosperity and sustainable regional economic growth.
#COMESA2026
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🇸🇴🇺🇬 In his opening remarks, Mr. @Tybisa, Permanent Secretary at Uganda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, highlighted progress in implementing commitments from the October 2025 JPC in Kampala. He called for enhanced cooperation in trade, investment, security and aviation. His message underscored a central principle of economic diplomacy: bilateral agreements must translate into practical cooperation, stronger commercial ties and measurable development outcomes. #DidYouKnow #SomaliaUganda #ECD #VisitUganda #B2BMatchmaking #AfCFTA #AfricanTrade #InvestInUganda #VisitUganda
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🇺🇬🇸🇴 HAPPENING NOW | UGANDA–SOMALIA JPC II OPENS IN MOGADISHU
Uganda and Somalia have opened the Mid-Term Review of the Second Session of the Joint Permanent Commission (JPC II), alongside the Somalia–Uganda Business Forum and Joint Exhibition, with a shared focus on translating diplomatic commitments into practical economic opportunities. Uganda’s delegation is led by Hon. Gen. @Tumukunde_, Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development, accompanied by Mr. @Tybisa, Permanent Secretary, @UgandaMFA. Upon arrival, he was received by H.E. @SalahJama, Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia, and H.E. Amb. Prof. Sam Turyamuhika, Uganda’s Ambassador to Somalia. The engagements are focusing on cooperation in trade, investment, security and labour, while creating space for business-to-business connections, exploring new markets and strengthening bilateral relations. The shared ambition: turning diplomatic dialogue into partnerships, investment and opportunities for the people of Uganda and Somalia. #DidYouKnow #SomaliaUganda #EconomicDiplomacy #B2BMatchmaking #AfCFTA #AfricanTrade #InvestInUganda #VisitUganda
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📍 HAPPENING NOW | MOGADISHU, SOMALIA 🇸🇴🇺🇬
Uganda and Somalia are bringing government representatives, business leaders and other stakeholders together for the Somalia–Uganda Business Forum, Joint Exhibition and Joint Permanent Commission. The focus: advancing trade, tourism and investment through stronger bilateral cooperation and practical private-sector engagement. Theme: Harnessing Trade, Tourism and Investment Opportunities between Both Countries and Beyond. #DidYouKnow #SomaliaUganda #ECD #VisitUganda #B2BMatchmaking #AfCFTA #AfricanTrade #InvestInUganda #VisitUganda
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“With respect to immigration and migration matters, cooperation in this area is equally important in facilitating legitimate travel, strengthening people-to-people relations and promoting closer economic engagement.”— Hon.@adoniaayebare, speaking at the 🇿🇦|🇺🇬 South Africa–Uganda Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC) in Pretoria.
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Uganda promoted its tourism attractions and investment opportunities at a conference in Chengdu, China, on October 20, 2026. Organized by @BeijingUganda & @ugconsulate_gz the event aimed to strengthen ties with western China & attract more Chinese tourists & investors to Uganda.
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🇸🇴🇺🇬 DID YOU KNOW?
Somalia’s story begins with four remarkable facts: Mogadishu is its capital; the UN estimated its population at 19.7 million in 2025; it covers 637,657 km²; and its coastline stretches about 3,333 km. For Uganda, understanding this neighbour is the first step towards discovering new connections in trade, tourism and investment. 📍 Mogadishu, Somalia | 20–23 October 2026 #DidYouKnow #SomaliaUganda #ECD #VisitUganda #B2BMatchmaking #AfCFTA #AfricanTrade #InvestInUganda #VisitUganda
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🇿🇦🤝🇺🇬 South Africa and Uganda have reaffirmed their commitment to deeper bilateral cooperation following the Ministerial Meeting of the Third Session of the Joint Commission of Cooperation in Pretoria on 20 October 2026. Both Ministers emphasised regular political consultations, implementation of agreed commitments and removal of trade barriers to unlock investment, strengthen private-sector partnerships and advance shared priorities within the AU and EAC. #ECD #Uganda #SouthAfricauUganda
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🇺🇬 UGANDAN DIASPORA IN SOUTH AFRICA URGED TO STRENGTHEN UNITY
The Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon. @adoniaayebare has urged #Ugandans in #SouthAfrica to strengthen unity, cohesion and collective action to support Uganda’s development. He met leaders of the Confederation of Ugandans in South Africa (COUSA) at the Uganda High Commission in Pretoria, accompanied by Mr. @Tybisa , Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Uganda’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Amb. @AmoruPaul , alongside other High Commission officials.
Welcoming the delegation, Mr. Moses Kibombo, Chairman of the Ugandan Community in South Africa, thanked the Government delegation for engaging the diaspora and commended Amb. Amoru and the High Commission for promoting community unity. The meeting highlighted the importance of organized diaspora structures, self-reliance, trade, investment and stronger partnerships to advance Uganda’s socio-economic transformation.
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🇸🇴🤝🇺🇬 Join the @Somalia–@GovUganda Business Forum & Joint Exhibition 2026 in Mogadishu, 20th–23rd October, as Uganda and Somalia bring businesses and investors together to unlock opportunities in trade, tourism and investment. Connect markets. Build partnerships. Expand regional trade. #VisitUganda #B2BMatchmaking #AfCFTA #EastAfricanCommunity #AfricanTrade #InvestInUganda #VisitUganda
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🇺🇬🤝🇪🇹The forthcoming Uganda–Ethiopia Business Forum in December will provide a platform to connect business communities, strengthen trade and identify investment opportunities. H.E. @Rotengo2 has encouraged Ugandans in Ethiopia to use their professional networks and experience to advance economic cooperation while exercising due diligence before investing in Uganda. #InvestInUganda #UgandaEthiopia #ECD #VisitUganda #UgandaAt64
Yesterday, I officially closed the Second Uganda–South Sudan Business Forum and Exhibition 2026, reaffirming Uganda’s commitment to strengthening bilateral economic relations and translating our shared aspirations into tangible benefits for our people.
In my closing remarks, I underscored the importance of effective institutional cooperation and the implementation of our regional integration commitments under the East African Community (EAC) and COMESA to unlock greater opportunities for trade, investment and shared prosperity.
As Uganda and South Sudan continue to strengthen their partnership, it is imperative that we build on the engagements and business connections established during this forum to foster cross-border trade, encourage private sector investment and drive sustainable economic growth.
I commend all stakeholders who contributed to the success of this forum and call upon our respective institutions and business communities to sustain this momentum and translate dialogue into concrete economic outcomes.
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🇺🇬🤝🇸🇸 The Uganda–South Sudan Business Forum and Exhibition 2026 concluded in Kampala with a renewed commitment to strengthening bilateral trade, investment and regional economic cooperation. The signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on Trade provides a framework for sustained engagement, improved market access and private-sector partnerships. Through economic diplomacy and regional integration, Uganda and South Sudan aim to turn longstanding ties into jobs, business opportunities and shared prosperity. #Uganda #SouthSudan #EconomicDiplomacy #RegionalIntegration
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🇺🇬🤝🇸🇸Closing the Second Uganda–South Sudan Business Forum and Exhibition 2026, Hon. @HonKyeyune, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in charge of Regional Cooperation, reaffirmed Uganda’s commitment to translating bilateral dialogue into tangible economic benefits. He called for effective institutional cooperation and implementation of regional integration commitments under the EAC and COMESA to expand trade, investment and shared prosperity.
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🇺🇬🤝🇸🇸 The Second Uganda–South Sudan Business Forum and Exhibition is bringing together stakeholders at Mestil Hotel to advance cross-border trade, investment and regional market access under the theme “Easing the Cost of Doing Business and Unlocking Regional Market Opportunities for Uganda and South Sudan.” Spearheaded by the Embassy of Uganda in South Sudan, in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives, the forum advances economic and commercial diplomacy for shared prosperity between the two sisterly countries. #EconomicDiplomacy
