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Museveni Hosts Qatari Investors in Push to Accelerate Industrialisation

By Moses Namayo | Sunday, June 28, 2026
Museveni Hosts Qatari Investors in Push to Accelerate Industrialisation
President Museveni has hosted a high-level investment delegation from Qatar's Al Mansour Holdings, with discussions focusing on expanding investments in value addition, manufacturing, energy and logistics as Uganda seeks to attract more foreign direct investment and create jobs.

President Museveni has welcomed a high-level delegation from Qatar's Al Mansour Holdings at State House Entebbe, reaffirming Uganda's commitment to strengthening economic cooperation with the Gulf nation through increased investment in key productive sectors.

The delegation, led by Mr Umar Bchinnati, delivered a message from Sheikh Mansour bin Jabor before holding discussions with President Museveni on expanding investment opportunities in Uganda.

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According to the President, the talks centred on strategic sectors where Uganda and Qatar can deepen cooperation, including fruit processing, starch production, coffee processing, pharmaceuticals, energy and logistics.

President Museveni said Uganda offers abundant natural resources, a growing market and a capable workforce, making it an attractive destination for investors seeking long-term opportunities.

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He noted that partnerships bringing capital, technology and modern equipment are critical to creating jobs, adding value to locally produced raw materials and accelerating Uganda's socio-economic transformation.

"I welcome this collaboration and look forward to strengthening our ties with Qatar," President Museveni said.

The meeting underscores Uganda's continued efforts to attract foreign direct investment and advance industrialisation through value addition, in line with the government's broader economic development agenda.

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