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Uganda has secured a GS1 global product barcode, enabling unique identification of its goods worldwide. This boosts export traceability and strengthens Uganda’s global market presence. GS1 is an ISO standard for sharing product data among trading partners.

Dive into the Fourth National Development Plan (#NDPIV) a comprehensive blueprint for our country's growth and progress. Access the full document using the link provided below:-👇👇 npa.go.ug/wp-content/upl…

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline from Uganda 🇺🇬 to Tanzania 🇹🇿, stretching 1,443 kilometers is now 64.5% complete. It is set to become the world’s longest heated crude oil pipeline. Construction began in 2023, and oil exports are expected to start in 2027.

Join us for #RICCONFERENCE on 5th-6th August, 2025, at the Kampala Serena Hotel. Free registration for the conference closes on Friday, 18th July, 2025. Register now at: qkt.io/RIC25

The sky is home to the dreamers of the earth! It's a perfect week to let your dreams take flight!✈️ Book your flight today ugandairlines.com #FlyUgandaAirlines #SummerTakeOff #MondayMotivation

According to PSST @rggoobi Uganda’s total export earning in Q3 of FY 2024/25 amounted to USD 2.6 billion. He said this translates to a growth of 39.1% compared to export earnings of USD 1.9 billion recorded for Q3 FY 2023/24. Ggoobi said this was as a result of improved volumes and international prices of some export commodities such as coffee and cocoa which more than doubled between the two quarters. Remittances for Q3 of FY 2024/25 were USD 304.48 million compared to USD 231.68 million recorded for Q3 of FY 2023/24. He also noted that annual headline inflation has remained subdued and within the policy target of 5%,adding that the Uganda shilling has continued to strengthen against the US Dollar. #KnowYourBudget25

🚨 URGENT NOTICE: Renew Your Expired Trademarks Within 60 Days 🚨 The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) has issued an official notice to all Trademark owners: More than 2,000 trademarks have expired and risk being permanently removed from the register. In accordance with Section 22 of the Trademarks Act, Cap 225, and Regulation 48 of the Trademarks Regulations, 2023, trademark holders have 60 days from the date of this notice to renew their expired trademark(s). Failure to do so will result in permanent removal from the register, while freeing up for use. 🔗 Once a trademark expires: ✅You lose exclusive rights to the brand ✅Others can legally use or register the same or a similar mark ✅Your brand equity, market presence, and legal protections are at risk Check the status of your trademark here: ursb.go.ug/wp-content/upl… Renewing your trademark ensures continued protection under the law and preserves your brand identity, competitive edge, and legal rights. URSB urges all companies and individuals to review their trademark status and take immediate action to protect their intellectual property. #Trademarks #BrandProtection #IPLaw #TrademarkRenewal #UgandaBusiness #IntellectualProperty #Compliance

Save on Flights to Uganda for the Rugby Africa Cup 2025, from July 8 to 19 at the Mandela National Stadium. Join the rugby excitement, and create memories. 🏉🇺🇬 Book today by emailing us at: sales.uganda@ugandairlines.com #FeelTheAfricanSpirit #UgandaRugby #FlyUgandaAirlines Terms and Conditions Apply

📉📈 𝐃𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐭𝐚𝐱 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐮𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: During the FY 2024/25, the gross domestic revenue collections were UGX 21,250.99 billion against a target of UGX 21,119.21 billion, registering a performance of 100.62 percent and a surplus of UGX 131.78 billion. Subsequently, a growth of UGX 2,866.13 billion (15.59 percent) was realised as compared to FY 2023/24. #URAPressBrief25

AERONAUTICAL AND MARITIME SEARCH AND RESCUE. On the high seas today, almost 600 emergencies happen and close to 250 ships sink. Approximately 4000 accidents also happen involving aircraft. The key to survival is getting to the victims as soon as possible. Deal breaker is an elaborate and robust communication system. This provides for a fast reaction ability of safety.

What if we mirrored energy around the 'best jollof' war to fight for the 'safest food' in/from West Africa? And where does trade come in?. We are joining forces tomorrow with @WHO @FAO @WFP and @_AfricanUnion for a World Food Safety Day conference with a difference. @TradeMarkAfrica Regional Director for West Africa and @AfCFTA Mrs. Harriet Odembi Gayi and @andrewedewa will be discussing intra-African trade, and the role of science, technology and innovation in safeguarding health. See posters for details on how to join in person or virtually (Microsoft Teams meeting) #WestAfrica #KeepAfricaTrading @daveghbeer @AllenAsiimwe1 @AntheVrijlandt @LolaEkugo @markApriest @andrewedewa @KwaminaEkremet

🗓️July 01st New Financial Year, Renewed Commitment! 🚧🚢✈️🚊 As we kick off FY 2025/26, we remain dedicated to delivering safe, efficient, and sustainable infrastructure to drive Uganda’s growth. Expect improved connectivity and enhanced safety all across our Transportation network here and beyond…! We’re Building Uganda! 🇺🇬

Elevate your journey from takeoff to landing. Upgrade to Premium Economy for superior comfort, deeper recline, and more. Book now on our website or mobile app: ugandaairlines.com #FlyUgandaAirlines #TravelInComfort

The Director Economic Affairs,Moses Kaggwa is taking part in the Türkiye–Africa Day conference in Istanbul. The conference has brought together government officials, financial institutions & business leaders to advance infrastructure cooperation between Türkiye & African countries. This conference is happening under the theme “Türkiye–Africa Cooperation: Deepening Partnerships for Infrastructure Development." Kaggwa (2nd L) is in Instanbul to woo investors to Uganda and strengthen the existing partnership between Türkiye & Uganda. During the opening of the conference,Türkiye’s Deputy Minister of Treasury and Finance Osman Celik said infrastructure development is key to sustainable growth and development of Africa. #Investment #Partnerships

29th June 2025. 🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT: KAMPALA—JINJA ROAD MAINTENANCE WORKS Effective: Tomorrow night, 30th June to 8th July 2025. Our In-house Construction Unit is scheduled to begin laying asphalt on the prepared sections of Jinja Highway, particularly between Lugazi and Njeru starting tomorrow night. These works are critical and will require high cooperation from all road users. To facilitate faster and safer implementation, motorists are STRONGLY encouraged to use alternative routes throughout this period. 🟡Heavy trucks heading to or from Jinja are advised to use the Wantoni/Mukono—Katosi—Njeru alternative route and vice versa. 🟡Light vehicles are encouraged to use Njeru—Bukolooto—Naggalama—Kalagi—Gayaza road and vice-versa. We urge travellers to; ✅ Exercise maximum caution ✅ Strictly adhere to traffic management guidance and road signage ✅ Plan ahead to avoid unnecessary delays Let’s work together to ensure safety along this construction zone and ensure timely completion of these essential works.

EU, DRC, and Ugandan officials praised these strategic investments in regional governance and cross-border integration. A complementary launch in Bunia (Ituri) will reinforce local ownership and long-term impact. #BordersForDevelopment #EUinAfrica @UKinDRC @daveghbeer @AllenAsiimwe1 @HangiMonica @AntheVrijlandt @AimeNzoyihera @MaximeHekima

Implemented by IOM and TradeMark Africa, the programmes focus on safe migration, social cohesion, and inclusive trade. They include infrastructure rehabilitation, mobile laboratories, and vocational training to enhance youth employment. #KeepAfricaTrading #TMAImpact #IOMImpact @UKinDRC @daveghbeer @AllenAsiimwe1 @HangiMonica @AntheVrijlandt @AimeNzoyihera @MaximeHekima

Yesterday, @TradeMarkAfrica and @BSI_UK signed a Memorandum of Understanding to align African trade with international standards. From SPS digitisation to mutual recognition, this is a major boost for #AfCFTA goals & “#MadeInAfrica” exports. “Robust standards are the backbone of socially responsible, sustainable, and competitive trade,” said Richard Taylor, Knowledge Services Director at BSI. “This partnership brings together BSI’s global expertise in standards, certification and capacity building with TMA’s on-the-ground experience across Africa to enable safer, smarter, and sustainable trade.” “This is a framework for impact. By aligning efforts on mutual recognition of standards and sustainability certifications, we aim to reduce compliance costs for African producers and promote inclusive access to regional and international markets,” said @JosephaNdamira ,Senior Director, Corporate Resources at TMA. Read More: trademarkafrica.com/press-release/… #QualityStandards #KeepAfricaTrading @BSI_UK @daveghbeer @AllenAsiimwe1

The DRC and Uganda, with €25 million in EU funding, have launched two coordinated cross-border programmes to boost trade, mobility, and regional stability. Read More: trademarkafrica.com/press-release/… #BordersForDevelopment #EUinAfrica @UKinDRC @daveghbeer @AllenAsiimwe1 @HangiMonica @AntheVrijlandt @AimeNzoyihera @MaximeHekima

Breaking into cross-border trade in Africa requires understanding and meeting complex national and regional standards. For Hawa Chloe Niyigena, founder of #WhizUpp in western Rwanda, this was a major barrier. That changed when she joined #TradeMarkAfrica (TMA) and the #RwandaStandardsBoard (RSB) partnership. The programme trained her on food safety, business management, and certification processes. Here is her story. bit.ly/3HNhiz7