The Power and Electricity International Expo 2024 kicked off at the Uganda Manufacturers’ Association (UMA) grounds in Kampala on Friday, promising to be a significant event for the energy sector.
This year’s expo will feature cutting-edge innovations and technologies from countries such as Kenya, India, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates, among others.
During the launch, the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, represented by Undersecretary Grace Tusiime, emphasized the expo’s importance in advancing Uganda’s energy agenda.
“This expo will significantly contribute to our energy excess agenda and create numerous business opportunities in the country,” Tusiime said.
Her remarks highlighted the government’s commitment to leveraging such events to boost the energy sector and attract international business partnerships.
The expo boasts a diverse range of exhibitors, including manufacturers and suppliers of power products, as well as importers and exporters dealing in electricals, electronics, renewable energy, and solar products.
Grace Tusiime Launching the EXPO 2024This variety ensures that attendees will have the opportunity to explore a wide spectrum of products and services, catering to various aspects of the energy industry.
Dr Ezra Muhumuza Rubanda, executive director of the Uganda Manufacturers’ Association, expressed enthusiasm about the potential of the expo to foster valuable connections and showcase technological advancements.
“We encourage Ugandans to come and meet global industry leaders, explore cutting-edge technologies, and build valuable partnerships,” Rubanda said.
He underscored the importance of networking and knowledge exchange, urging attendees to take full advantage of the opportunities presented by the expo.
Rubanda’s call to action was clear: “Come and network with over 100 companies from all over the globe operating in the energy sector.” His invitation highlights the expo’s role as a platform for both local and international stakeholders to collaborate and drive progress in the energy industry.
The Power and Elec International Expo 2024 is poised to be a transformative event, showcasing the latest advancements in the energy sector and providing a platform for stakeholders to collaborate on future projects.
The inclusion of global players such as Kenya, India, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates signifies the expo’s international appeal and potential to attract significant investment into Uganda’s energy sector.
For manufacturers and suppliers, the expo offers a unique opportunity to present their latest products and innovations to a diverse audience. The presence of importers and exporters further broadens the scope of business interactions, facilitating cross-border trade and partnerships.
This dynamic environment is expected to stimulate economic growth and enhance Uganda’s energy capabilities.
In addition to the business opportunities, the expo will also serve as a knowledge-sharing platform. Attendees can gain insights into the latest industry trends, technological advancements, and best practices from global industry leaders.
This exchange of knowledge is crucial for fostering innovation and driving sustainable growth in the energy sector.
“The Power and Elec International Expo 2024 is not just an exhibition; it is a convergence of minds and technologies that have the potential to shape the future of energy in Uganda and beyond,” Tusiime said.
“By bringing together a diverse array of stakeholders, the expo aims to create a collaborative environment where ideas can flourish, and partnerships can be forged.’’ As the expo unfolds, it is clear that it holds promise for Uganda’s energy sector, offering a glimpse into the future of energy innovations and the potential for substantial business growth.
The event is a testament to the importance of international cooperation and the role of such platforms in driving progress and development.
With high expectations and a wealth of opportunities, the Power and Elec International Expo 2024 is set to leave a lasting impact on Uganda’s energy landscape, paving the way for a brighter and more sustainable future.
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This will contribute to the country’s energy excess agenda and create numerous business opportunities in the country.