3rd Session of India-Uganda Joint Trade Committee held in New Delhi India and Uganda to explore MoUs in key sectors including Public Works, Agriculture, Traditional Medicine, and Tele-medicineBoth sides identify key areas to boost bilateral trade, including minerals, coffee, pulses, spices, and dairy products

Published on 26-Mar-2025 09:12 PM

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Highlighting India-Uganda Trade Initiatives at JTC 25

In the heart of India-Uganda’s economic landscape, the third session of the India-Uganda Joint Trade Committee (JTC) in New Delhi on 25th-26th March 2025 marked a significant milestone for bilateral trade. With a 23-year gap since their last meeting, this session was not only about discussing issues but also about unlocking potential for economic growth and prosperity.

Key Highlights:

The JTC focused on enhancing India-Uganda’s trade by exploring MoUs in key sectors such as minerals, coffee, cocoa products, pulses, spices, dairy products, essential oils, plastic raw materials, fruits, vegetables, mining, banking, digital infrastructure, agriculture, MSME growth, health, pharmaceuticals, electric vehicles, and critical minerals. Both nations agreed to strengthen collaboration between their investment promotion agencies and explore MoUs for Indian Pharmacopoeia and public works and infrastructure development, agriculture, traditional medicine, Tele-medicine.

The JTC was co-chaired by the Economic Adviser from India and Amb. Joyce Kikafunda Kakuramatsi from Uganda’s High Commission in New Delhi. A 28-member delegation, including officials from various ministries and the Uganda Mission in India, added depth to the discussion with their insights.

Significance of the Session:

The JTC was forward-looking, emphasizing economic ties that were strong and amicable after a long gap. The discussions highlighted how these sectors would boost trade and investment, leading to growth in areas like e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, MSME clusters, solar energy, and rural electrification.

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The JTC was a crucial step for both countries, showing that despite the long wait, economic collaboration can happen anywhere. By exploring these MoUs, they aim to strengthen trade in critical sectors, ensuring opportunities for growth and prosperity.

Conclusion:

The India-Uganda JTC session was a testament to the enduring bonds between two nations. It emphasized the importance of collaboration in sectors that drive future economic success, encouraging ongoing dialogue and exploration for mutual development.

For further discussion or questions, you may reach out to your contacts at Ugandaborderline@com.br or visit their website at https://www.ugandaborderline.com. Happy trade!

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