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FORBES AFRICA FEATURES COL. EDITH NAKALEMA IN DISCUSSION ON UGANDA’S THRIVING INVESTMENT LANDSCAPE

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In an exciting development, Col. Edith Nakalema, Head of SHIPU, was interviewed by Karen Hernandez, a senior journalist at Forbes Africa and Country Director of PENRESA, a multinational branding agency. The interview shed light on Uganda's substantial progress in empowering both foreign and domestic investors, reinforcing the country’s status as a dynamic hub for economic growth in the region.

During the discussion, Col. Nakalema emphasized the critical role that strategic policies and public-private partnerships have played in attracting and retaining investment. She outlined how Uganda has not only created a welcoming environment for foreign investors but also fostered opportunities for local entrepreneurs to thrive.“Uganda has made significant strides in empowering investors, both foreign and domestic, which in turn fuels the growth of our economy. We are committed to creating a robust investment landscape that benefits all,” Col. Nakalema stated.

Col. Nakalema expressed her gratitude to Forbes Africa for their interest in Uganda’s economic progress and investment opportunities. She noted that such international recognition is crucial for showcasing Uganda’s potential on the global stage. The interview with Forbes Africa, a leading platform for business and investment insights, is expected to further raise the country’s profile as an attractive destination for investors. “We are grateful to Forbes Africa for taking an interest in Uganda’s investment landscape and the opportunities here. Together, we are forging paths for prosperity,” Col. Nakalema added.

The conversation between Col. Nakalema and Karen Hernandez underscored the importance of collaboration between government entities and the private sector in fostering sustainable economic growth. By highlighting Uganda’s economic potential in this high-profile interview, SHIPU continues its vision of promoting a thriving investment climate and positioning Uganda as a leading destination for investment in Africa.