What Uganda, and both resident and Diaspora Ugandans need, is a way of enabling direct investments in projects which help strengthen the economy, have a developmental impact on the community and increase Uganda’s standing as a high-growth investment destination. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs roles in strengthening Diaspora investment and entrepreneurship in Uganda.
But excessively granular harmonization can create regulation that doesn’t jibe with the circumstances in a particular jurisdiction. We try to ensure that our members are weaving a strong fabric in concert. A third observation is that there are instances where policy may fail to have the desired effect.