Uganda is Well-Positioned to Lead Africa's E-Mobility Transition
Uganda is emerging as one of Africa's most promising destinations for electric mobility (e-mobility). Driven by ambitious government policies, expanding local manufacturing capacity, and increasing private sector investment, the country is laying the foundation for a cleaner, more competitive, and industrialised economy.
H.E. the President of Uganda engages with business leaders and stakeholders during the Kampala Business Forum 2025, underscoring the importance of public-private collaboration in advancing Uganda’s Ten-Fold Growth Strategy.
The Presidential CEO Forum hosted the Development Partners Breakfast Engagement at its home, the UBFC, convening a distinguished group of stakeholders for a high-level dialogue on Uganda’s sustainable growth and development agenda in the NDPiv. The event brought together a diverse and influential audience, reflecting the Forum’s growing role as a trusted platform for collaboration between the private sector, government, and development partners.
During the launch of the Industrial Park Information Tours in Kapeeka, Mr. Emmanuel Katongole, Chairman of the Presidential CEO Forum (PCF), delivered an inspiring speech that connected Uganda’s economic past with its promising future. Speaking with reflection and conviction, Katongole shared personal experiences and urged both policymakers and private sector leaders to replicate the successes seen in Kapeeka nationwide.
