Poland-Uganda Business Forum
A working meeting for Polish companies in agro-processing, mining services and construction, with one-to-one sessions with the Centre.
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The Uganda One Stop Trade, Investment and Tourism Centre brings the licensing, registration, tax, standards, environmental and immigration desks of the Ugandan One Stop Centre within reach of a company in Poland — before it books a single flight to Kampala.
Mandate
The Centre is authorised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uganda and certified with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland as the official Trade Representation of Uganda in Poland.
It was established in Warsaw in autumn 2023 by the Light for Africa Foundation in collaboration with the Uganda Investment Authority, and its opening was accompanied by an economic summit with Ugandan government participation.
Read the full mandateMarket entry advice, verification of Ugandan counterparties, licence and permit guidance, introductions to regulators, and support with trade missions.
Access to Polish and EU buyers, standards and certification requirements, logistics routes into Central Europe, and trade fair representation.
Tourism information, itinerary and operator contacts, guidance on entry formalities, and support for institutional and city partnerships.
Sources: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland (bilateral relations and 2023 trade figures); Uganda Investment Authority.
Priority sectors
Coffee, tea, cocoa, cereals, fish, dairy, fruit and vegetables. Value addition close to the raw material remains the largest single opportunity for Polish food-processing and packaging technology.
Gold, iron ore, phosphates, limestone, rare earths, dimension stone. Poland and Uganda have identified mining and geological services as a priority track for cooperation.
Hydro, solar and mini-grid generation, transmission, roads, rail, water and sanitation, industrial parks, and engineering, procurement and construction contracts.
A young, English-speaking workforce, expanding fibre coverage and a growing outsourcing base: software development, data services, fintech and shared service centres.
Mountain gorilla and chimpanzee tracking, ten national parks, the source of the Nile, the Rwenzori range, birding, and the Polish wartime settlements at Koja and Nyabyeya.
Local manufacture of medicines and medical consumables, hospital equipment, diagnostic services, vocational training and higher education partnerships.
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A working meeting for Polish companies in agro-processing, mining services and construction, with one-to-one sessions with the Centre.
Read more →The Centre was opened in Warsaw in autumn 2023 as a single point of contact for Polish companies interested in the Ugandan market.
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Send an enquiry and the Centre will come back with the licences your project touches, the agencies involved, and the people to meet in Kampala.