These are not small figures, we must admit. Still, the work must continue. All countries need a healthy primary surplus to take care of their borrowing costs. Often the most critical question is how they succeed in curbing the expenditure related to pensions and health care. On banking I spoke about the banking union.
With the exception of the experiences of the 1970s and early 1980s, which were characterized by turbulence and economic hardships, the Bank of Uganda nevertheless contributed significantly towards the achievement of several national economic goals, while upholding its mission of fostering price stability and a sound financial system, which you will all agree with me, have been achieved.