Uganda has been consistently attracting the highest foreign direct investment (FDI) in East Africa by attracting between $250 – 300 million in FDI annually between 2010 and 2016 largely due to its stable and consistent macro-economic policies. #DubaiExpo2020
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Other reasons for Uganda's consistence in attracting the highest foreign direct investment (FDI) in East Africa include the liberalized business environment, proximity as a logistics hub within the Great Lakes region and increased regional trade. #DubaiExpo2020
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Most foreign direct investment (FDI) into Uganda has been directed towards telecommunications, real estate, banking, insurance, petroleum sector, energy, mining and agro-export sectors. #DubaiExpo2020
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Uganda has a friendly investment policy framework aimed at attracting investments in the various aforementioned sectors. One of these policies is the provision of tax incentives to investors. #DubaiExpo2020 #VisitUganda
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@GovUganda continues to promote foreign investment through the Uganda Investment Authority, the Presidential Investors Round Table & by minimizing macroeconomic policy shifts, which make doing business in Uganda more predictable than in neighboring countries.#DubaiExpo2020
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