The Fifth Phase of the Presidential Investors’ Round Table (PIRT) Reviewed at State House Entebbe

In a bid to accelerate economic growth and promote private sector investments, the Ugandan government commenced the review of the fifth phase of the Presidential Investors’ Round Table (PIRT) at State House Entebbe on December 6th, 2017. The event marked a significant milestone in fostering collaboration between the government and private sector stakeholders.

The PIRT, a high-level platform initiated by the Ugandan government, brings together key decision-makers, investors, and business leaders to engage in constructive dialogue. It serves as a mechanism for identifying opportunities, addressing challenges, and formulating policies to attract and retain investments in the country.

The opening of the fifth phase of the PIRT at State House Entebbe was graced by the presence of His Excellency, the President of Uganda, along with prominent government officials and representatives from the private sector.

The review of the fifth phase focused on the progress made in implementing the policy and regulatory reforms proposed during previous PIRT sessions. Stakeholders shared their experiences, successes, and challenges in navigating the business environment, leading to fruitful discussions aimed at shaping future strategies.