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Minister Musasizi Hails Inspire Africa Coffee Park as Catalyst for Jobs and Exports in Ntungamo

The minister further highlighted that the investment in the coffee park demonstrates value for money, adding that the government’s decision to support the initiative was both timely and strategic.

Obed Kankiriho
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The Minister of State for Finance, Henry Musasizi, has commended the progress of the Inspire Africa Coffee Park in Ntungamo District, describing it as a key driver of Uganda’s economic transformation agenda.

During a visit to the facility on Saturday, Minister Musasizi assessed the ongoing works and expressed satisfaction with the level of progress, noting that the project aligns with the government’s strategy of growing the economy tenfold through agro-industrialization.

(L-R) CEO and Founder of inspire Africa Coffee Park Dr Nelson Tugume and Minister Henry Musasizi during the visit on Saturday. File Photo.

He emphasized that value addition, particularly in the coffee sector, is critical in boosting exports and creating employment opportunities.

The minister further highlighted that the investment in the coffee park demonstrates value for money, adding that the government’s decision to support the initiative was both timely and strategic.

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Minister Musasizi in Yellow Shirt touring the Coffee Park on Saturday. File Photo.

He assured stakeholders that the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development will continue to provide the necessary support to ensure the successful completion and operationalization of the project, in line with the country’s broader development goals.

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CEO Dr Tugume in a conversation with Minister Musasizi and other visitors on Saturday. File Photo.

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