The Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development in Uganda has held a high-level forum with development partners and financiers aimed at enhancing the country's ability to mobilize climate finance and attract investments for green development projects. The event highlighted a series of climate finance project concepts developed through the GIZ-supported Climate Finance Project Development Initiative.

In Makindye Ssabagabo Municipality, Uganda, local leaders recently participated in an induction workshop focused on leveraging decentralisation to enhance public service delivery amid urban expansion. The workshop emphasized the importance of effective governance in achieving quality services, reflecting a commitment from newly elected political and technical leaders to strengthen local administration.

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni met with The Rt. Hon. Baroness Chapman, the UK Minister of State for International Development and Africa, at State House in Entebbe. They discussed enhancing the longstanding partnership between Uganda and the UK, focusing on investment, trade, and economic cooperation.

Uganda's Finance Minister Henry Musasizi has introduced a five-pillar strategy aimed at transforming the country's economy into a USD 500 billion entity. During his first management meeting, he emphasized the need for a shift from gradual growth to a more rapid economic expansion, focusing on fiscal discipline and effective management of anticipated resources.

In an Observer opinion piece, the writer argues that Uganda’s government must deliberately plan for its people, recounting a Kampala meeting with a senior official in President Yoweri Museveni’s administration. Arranged months in advance through contacts, the discussion was intended to explore how government could be engaged to pursue employment opportunities for Ugandans beyond the Middle East. The available excerpt ends before detailing any response or outcome.

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has urged Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State to commit to Uganda's socio-economic transformation during the opening of a 10-day Cabinet Induction Retreat at the National Leadership Institute in Kyankwanzi. He emphasized the need to transition from subsistence living to a modern, prosperous, and industrialized economy, highlighting Kyankwanzi as a significant location for leadership development.