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Business Trip to Burundi 10th - 13th February 2010
This is to inform all members of Uganda Manufacturers Association of a business working trip which has been organized by UMA as from 10th February to 13th February 2010 to Bujumbura-Burundi. The purpose of this trip is for the Uganda Business Community to acclimatize to the business environment and market opportunities in Burundi. The business community from Uganda will have an opportunity to meet and discuss business issues with the Burundi Vice President and other prominent officials, as well as the president of Burundi. 

There will also be an opportunity for a mini Trade fair, in a place provided by the hotel and therefore you are encouraged to carry some of your products and any materials for exhibition.

This trip is expected to unveil potential market opportunities to participants and especially in the wake of the East African Integration.   CostsOrganizations willing to participate in the business trip will sponsor their participants. Flight: we shall use Kenya Airways at USD484 per person (group booking) Accommodation: USD120-150 per night at Novetel Hotel. Attached is also a tentative program for the trip. 

 Please confirm your participation with the Director Membership Services on 041-221034, 0414287615, 0752623443 or e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or T.S. Mukasa on 0772459571 as soon as possible

 
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