European Union Ready to Work with Tourism Sector in Uganda

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The European Union (EU) delegation in Uganda has expressed readiness to work with the Tourism sector in Uganda, as part of their set priorities for four years beginning 2022/24. This announcement comes as the EU commences a new financial framework for its grant funding and working on arrangements to bring together different financial institutions to focus on Tourism among other priority areas in t

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