Finance Minister Hon. Henry Musasizi has reaffirmed Government’s commitment to strengthening Uganda’s partnership with the European Union to mobilise investment, expand trade, support private-sector growth and accelerate economic transformation.
Finance Minister Hon. Henry Musasizi has challenged businesses to turn Government’s wealth creation and affordable financing initiatives into larger, profitable and export-oriented enterprises, as Uganda seeks to build a US$500 billion economy by 2040.
Finance Minister Henry Musasizi has called on Members of Parliament to support efforts to broaden the tax base as Government seeks to raise domestic revenue, reduce dependence on borrowing and strengthen fiscal self-reliance.
Finance Minister, Henry Musasizi, has called on the banking sector to reduce lending rates and increase financing to productive sectors of the economy to support Uganda’s Tenfold Growth Agenda.
Finance Minister Henry Musasizi has urged newly recruited Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) staff to make integrity, professionalism and fairness the foundation of their work as Government pushes to strengthen domestic revenue mobilisation.
Finance Minister Henry Musasizi presented the FY2027/28 Budget Strategy during the launch of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Budget (PACOB) by the Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja.
Uganda and the World Bank have reaffirmed their commitment to accelerating implementation of the US$4.6 billion development portfolio covering 18 operations.
The Parish Development Model (PDM) has reached 3,571,108 beneficiaries, with Government capitalising the Parish Revolving Fund with Shs 4.317 trillion to support household enterprises and accelerate Uganda’s transition from subsistence production to the money economy.
Government will place job creation, export growth and rising household incomes at the centre of the Financial Year 2027/28 Budget as it seeks to accelerate Uganda’s transformation through commercial agriculture, industrialisation, services, digital transformation and expanded
