Domestic investors across the country have pledged to undertake efforts to encourage their counterparts to pump resources into the various sectors in Uganda as a means to bolster the development of the country.

This was noted throughout the various engagements that the Head of the State House Investors Protection Unit (SHIPU) Col. Edith Nakalema held with domestic investors at the tail-end of January.

The leadership of the Mbarara City Traders Association (MBACITA) offered to use their platforms to promote the government's persistent goal of developing local talent.

They also pledged to ensure that investments generate a far reaching impact. 

It is against this background that the Head of the State House Investors Protection Unit, Col. Nakalema credited them for embracing agriculture as their major approach to bettering livelihoods and communities.

She therefore urged the domestic investors to use their platforms to encourage other Ugandans to embrace agriculture alongside other business activities that will eventually make Uganda’s investment climate thrive.