Kampala, (UG):- The Uganda Chapter of the East African Business Council (EABC) has reaffirmed its commitment to fostering regional economic integration, with the election of new representatives during the Chapter Annual General Meeting held at the PSFU Boardroom in Kampala.
The meeting brought together key stakeholders from Uganda’s private sector, underscoring the country’s dedication to advancing trade and investment within the East African Community (EAC).
The election was officiated over by PSFU Chair, Mr Humphrey Nzeyi, who urged the newly elected members to fully dedicate themselves to representing the interests of Uganda’s private sector on the regional, continental and global stage.
The new EABC board brings a wealth of expertise, commitment, and a shared vision for economic growth and collaboration.
The newly elected representatives for the EABC Uganda Chapter are:
Mr. Simon Kaheru – Chairman, Uganda Chapter
Mr. Kenneth Ayebare – Director
Mr. Bruce Mpamizo – Director
Mr. Oscar Kamukama -Director
Speaking after the elections, EABC Uganda Chapter Chair, Mr Simon Kaheru, emphasized the importance of dedication and commitment to wealth creation through private sector focus in ensuring that Uganda remains a key player in achieving the EABC vision of a globally competitive and integrated East African economy.
According to the council, the mandate of the new board includes but not limited to; advocating for Uganda’s interests in regional trade negotiations and addressing cross-border trade barriers, promoting trade facilitation and enabling policy reforms to support private-sector growth and enhancing Uganda’s participation in the EAC’s socio-economic development initiatives.
The Uganda Chapter’s priorities include advocating for improved trade facilitation, addressing non-tariff barriers, and ensuring effective representation of Uganda’s private sector in the EAC’s strategic initiatives and private sector growth across the Continent.
The EABC Uganda Chapter extended congratulations to the new leaders, expressing confidence in their ability to drive the private sector’s interests and propel regional economic development forward.
Do you have a story or an opinion to share? Email us on: [email protected] Or join the Daily Express WhatsApp channel for all the latest news and trends or join the Telegram Channel for the latest updates.
