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Uganda and UAE discuss trade ties; China to assist with infrastructure

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Uganda’s Speaker, Jacob Marksons Oboth, met with delegations from the United Arab Emirates and China at the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum in New Delhi. Oboth emphasized that the United Arab Emirates remains Uganda’s largest export market. He also advocated for diversifying Ugandan exports beyond gold, specifically mentioning coffee, fish, and fruits.

From ugandaonline.net

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The discussions aim to strengthen trade ties between Uganda and the United Arab Emirates, while leveraging infrastructure contributions from China. Uganda is seeking to diversify its export base to include various agricultural products.

From ugandaonline.net

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  • UgandaThe geopolitical state leading the diplomatic discussions regarding trade and infrastructure.
  • United Arab EmiratesThe country identified as Uganda's largest export market, with which trade ties were discussed.

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