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Browsing: Manufacturers’ Business Forum
Uganda’s Standard Chartered Bank organized a Manufacturers’ Business Forum for over 150 manufacturers’ and various stakeholders with the purpose of providing a platform for market players to share progressive insights, network and best practices.
The forum was under the theme“Practices for Sustainable Business Growth”.
It brought together experts and leading manufacturing businesses to talk about current trends affecting Uganda’s business growth and share the latest research on important and policy-relevant topics.
Standard Chartered Bank clients got an opportunity to engage, learn, network and are empowered to expand their operating environment.
The Standard Chartered Bank Africa Strategist, Eva Wanjiku Otieno, presented the Macroeconomic & Global Geopolitical Outlook.
She emphasized on Uganda’s mixed growth outlook which is supported by public investment in infrastructure. However, she said that the business prospects would be affected by the delay of the Final Investment Decision (FID) and upcoming elections.