Uganda is the African second largest coffee producer;
Multinational companies and international Organizations are being established in Uganda to access
to the Ugandan and regional markets.
Global Trade and Business in Uganda:
Information and communications technology in Uganda.
The Ugandan Information and communication technologies (ICT) is a dynamic and vibrant sector;
ICT has registered double-digit growth since 2000 and grew by 33%;
The Foreign direct investment flows have been very unyielding; the ICT sector attracted more than 73 million dollars;
Direct employment stands at 6,000 people, while more than 350,000
people are employed indirectly;
The dynamism of the sector is the result of a good legal and regulatory framework for the ICT in Uganda, a stable economic environment and economic reforms implemented since early 1990;
The telecommunications sub-sector, previously dominated by a single national operator, has been liberalized gradually over the past decade.
International Trade of Uganda.
The main export products of the Republic of Uganda are coffee (second leading producer in Africa, 15% of the total exports), tea, and tobacco;
The main exports of non-traditional products are apparel, hides, skins, vanilla, vegetables, fruits, cut flowers, and fish.
They are important foreign direct investment opportunities in the agricultural sector, mainly in:
Fish;
Coffee;
Flowers;
Fruits and Vegetables;
Forestry.
The Uganda Export Promotion Board is a Public International Trade Promotion
Organization, which works under the Ministry of Tourism, international trade, and Industry.
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