A statement shared by the ministry said the engagement reaffirmed the strong and growing economic partnership between Uganda and China, with a focus on unlocking value addition and industrialisation.
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The Government of Uganda has intensified efforts to attract Chinese investment, offering land, generous tax incentives, and vast opportunities in the coffee value chain and agro-industrial sector. This was revealed during a high-level meeting hosted by the finance ministry under the Uganda–China Coffee Investment and Destination Tour 2026. The meeting was presided over by the investment and privatisation state minister Evelyn Anite, who represented finance minister Matia Kasaija. She was joined by Uganda’s Ambassador to China, Oliver Wonekha, and the leader of the Chinese delegation, Diao Chunhe. Welcoming the delegation, Anite applauded the longstanding Uganda–China relationship spanning over 60 years and called for deeper collaboration to maximise its economic potential. She highlighted successful Chinese investments in Uganda, including the Liaoshen Industrial Park and the Sino-Uganda Mbale Industrial Park. She emphasised Uganda’s competitive investment climate, noting that ...