About UIA
Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) set up under the Investment Code 1991 (revised in 2019) is a statutory agency mandated to initiate and support measures that enhance investment in Uganda and advise Government on appropriate policies conducive for investment promotion and growth. The changing investment environment and Government priorities have necessitated the modification of UIA’s mandate.
Uganda Investment Authority is a semi-autonomous government agency which drives national economic growth and development in partnership with the private sector. As an Investment Promotion Agency, UIA mainly: markets investment opportunities; promotes packaged investment projects; ensures local and foreign investors have access to information, especially about the business environment so as to make more informed business decisions; and offers business support, advisory and advocacy services.
Objectives of UIA
- Attract value adding investment that brings technology, skills and jobs.
- Contribute to the image of Uganda as a leading African Investment destination.
- Stimulate & lead key stakeholders in creating a competitive business environment.
- Setup and develop Industrial and Business Parks
- Offer support to SMEs.
Board of Directors
Dr. Robert Kyamanywa
Chairman of Board of Directors
Mrs. Bridget Nambooze Musumba
Member
Dr. Patrick Wakida Godfrey
Member
Dr. Anna Nakanwagi- Mukwaya
Member
Mr. Byaruhanga Ira Kirungi John
Member
Ms. Namakoye Faith Jullie
Member
Ms. Lynette Bagonza
Member
Management
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Mr. Mukiza Robert
Director General -
Mr Martin Muhangi
Ag Deputy Director General -
Mrs. Justine Kasigwa Agaba
Director, One Stop Centre -
Mrs. Robinah Nabwire Tegiike
Director, Finance and Administration -
Ms. Patience Kabije
Director Legal & Corporate and Board Affairs -
Mr. Richard Nuwenyesiga
Director, Domestic Investments Division -
Mr. Peter Muramira
Ag Director, Investment Promotion & Business Development -
Ms. Christine Nagasha
Ag Director, Industrial Parks Development -
Mr. John K Bwambale
Chief Internal Auditor