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Experts meet to “jump start” Uganda’s economy

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December 6, 2017
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By Benjamin Jumbe

The second edition of Uganda’s Economic Summit is set to be held in Kampala today.

The summit is running under the theme “jump starting Uganda’s economic transformation”

Speaking to KFM, the summit’s moderator and renowned development analyst Dr.Fred Muhumuza has revealed that discussion will mainly be focused on how to use the energy and agriculture sectors to jumpstart the economy.

The Keynote speaker is Juan Estrada-Valle alongside others including Dr. Adam Mugume, the director research at the Bank of Uganda as well as Barbra Mulwana, the chairperson Uganda Manufacturers’ Association.

 

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