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Third Annual Doing Business Forum

Transforming Subregional Economies Through the Construction Value Chain: The Role of Real Estate, Infrastructure and Investment in Achieving Uganda's Tenfold Growth Strategy – Lessons from Ankole Subregion

5 November 2026
Date
Mestil Hotel, Kampala
Venue
In person
Format
200
Expected participants
4
Expected sessions
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A speaker addressing an earlier Doing Business Forum from the lectern. Not a photograph of this edition.

Forums & Events — the National Competitiveness Forum and the Doing Business Forum, edition by edition: what each one was about, who convened it, and the record it left behind.

Past editions

2 editions of the Doing Business Forum

2025

  • The Permanent Secretary / Secretary to the Treasury addressing the Forum from the lectern, which carries the Forum theme.
    DBF
    Second Annual edition

    Second Annual Doing Business Forum

    Theme: Enhanced Public Sector Efficiency for Private Sector Competitiveness

    350
    Participants
    22
    MDAs
    7
    Sessions
    6 November 2025 Golf Course Hotel, Kampala
    View the record: Second Annual Doing Business Forum
  • Group photograph from an earlier Forum — not a photograph of this edition.
    DBF
    First Annual edition
    Details to be confirmed

    First Annual Doing Business Forum

    Theme: Establishing a shared reform agenda

    300
    Participants
    20
    MDAs
    6
    Sessions
    26 June 2025 Kampala
    View the record: First Annual Doing Business Forum

The National Competitiveness Forum and the Doing Business Forum are convened by the Private Sector Development Unit, Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development. Editions marked “Details to be confirmed” are placeholder records being consolidated from Ministry archives — their dates, themes and figures are not yet authoritative. Actions agreed at the Doing Business Forum are tracked individually on the Reforms Tracker.