Official account of the Delegation of the European Union to Uganda. EU-Uganda relations, programmes and activities. RTs are no endorsement. #EUandUganda
🇪🇺🇺🇬#EuropeDay 2026 in Kampala was more than a celebration, it was a tribute to 50 years of partnership between Uganda & the European Union.
From impactful speeches & meaningful connections, to fireworks over Kololo & an unforgettable performance by @AzawiOfficial#EUandUganda50
What if agricultural waste wasn't waste at all? ♻️
In Uganda, Bongomin Group is turning rice husks and straws into biochar - improving soil health, boosting productivity and creating new economic opportunities.
Supported through #GRASP, funded by 🇩🇰 and 🇪🇺.
#COP31#ZeroWaste
Enabel and @EUinUG have this morning opened the conversation on creating shared values through innovation and how development partners and private sector can achieve these results.
"Innovation is at the heart of our global strategy and remains a key driver of sustainable development."
Said @jeanvanwetter Managing Director of @Enabel_Belgium, during his remarks at Uganda Innovation Week.
#EnablingChange #UgandaInnovates #UIW2026
With support from @eu_echo, UNHCR is helping new arrivals access protection, registration, relief items, health, water & sanitation, while maintaining essential services for 2 million refugees already living in Uganda. Thank you 🇪🇺 for your continued partnership and support.
A pleasure to join my colleagues the European Union Ambassadors in Africa at our Regional Seminar in Nairobi!
Together with Africa, we are building a modern, action-oriented EU-Africa Partnership - promoting shared prosperity for our citizens. #GlobalGateway
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Deputy Speaker @Thomas_Tayebwa , Co-President of the OACPS-EU Parliamentary Assembly, addresses a news conference in Brussels, outlining key issues that should define the relationship between the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries and the European Union.
Last evening, we held the opening session of the OACPS-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly at the European Parliament in Brussels, bringing together parliamentarians from Europe, Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific to strengthen our longstanding cooperation.
As President of the OACPS Parliamentary Assembly and Co-President of the OACPS-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly, I noted in my remarks that our deliberations should result in a partnership anchored in equality, mutual respect and solidarity.
I updated delegates on the discussions of the OACPS Parliamentary Assembly, which we held on Sunday. The OACPS would like to see an economic partnership that delivers tangible benefits, including investment, local value addition, skills development and decent employment in our countries.
The OACPS would also like to see tangible results in climate action and financing. Our vulnerable countries and communities are increasingly confronted by droughts, floods, rising sea levels and other climate-related challenges. We need accessible and affordable climate financing that enables countries to respond effectively without accumulating unsustainable debt.
I also called on parliamentarians from both sides to give renewed attention to the ratification of the Samoa Agreement, which provides an important foundation for our cooperation.
The speeches of the evening were reassuring. Speakers at the opening ceremony, including Nobel Peace Prize Laureate H.E. José Ramos-Horta, President of Timor-Leste; @RobertaMetsola, President of the European Parliament; @AndrewHolnessJM, Prime Minister of Jamaica; @younousomarjee, Vice-President of the European Parliament and others, spoke about the importance of the deliberations we are having at a time when multilateralism is under strain.
In the sessions I will co-chair with H.E. Francisco Assis, we will deliberate with the understanding that our shared commitment to cooperation, dialogue and multilateralism must deliver tangible results for the almost two billion people represented by the OACPS-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly member states.
At Uganda Innovation Week 2026, @StartupUganda_ and Enabel, with funding from @EUinUG & other partners, are championing partnerships that turn innovation into impact.
This week brings together innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers and development partners to exchange ideas, forge partnerships and explore opportunities to shape the future of Uganda’s innovation landscape. 🚀
#EnablingChange #UgandaInnovates #UIW2026
Innovation isn't just about tech, it's economic transformation. Thru 🇪🇺#GlobalGateway#TeamEurope is building an enabling environment, skills & jobs needed for🇺🇬investments to flourish. Connecting innovation to the real economy to boost productivity & growth.#ugandainnovationweek
“For the first time ever, we are bringing together over 40 EU Ambassadors from all over Africa here in Nairobi” 🇪🇺🇰🇪
~ @EUAmbKenya Andreas Peschke ahead of tomorrow’s Regional Seminar💬
#EUAfricaHoDs#EUKenya50
How can smallholder farmers adapt to a changing climate?
Through the GRASP Programme, 🇩🇰 support farmers in accessing climate-smart #agricultural practices, improved seeds, quality inputs and financing. A contribution to more resilient farming and #FoodSecurity in 🇺🇬. #COP31
🎓Dreaming of pursuing a Masters degree in Europe?
🎥Watch our @EUErasmusPlus Programme Manager share about Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters to UG🇺🇬students to study at leading universities in Europe & beyond, with fully funded EU🇪🇺 scholarships!
🔎Explore: https://t.co/bQc5uX6mdh
A new chapter for Uganda’s coffee sector! 🇺🇬🇮🇹🇦🇹 The groundbreaking of the Coffee Training Centre officiated by @RobinahNabbanja marks an important investment in skills, quality & value addition. Proud to see Italy & Austria supporting this important initiative managed by @UNIDO
Italy 🇮🇹 is leading the initiative, while Austria 🇦🇹 contributes through research, partnering with @BOKUvienna to advance research on coffee ☕️production, strengthen local capacities and explore #gender and generational dynamics in coffee-farming communities. 🇮🇹🇦🇹🇺🇬
Uganda Innovation Week 2026 continues its official opening with a special address recognising the partnerships and international collaboration shaping Uganda’s innovation ecosystem.
As Uganda works towards a more connected, inclusive and resilient innovation landscape, collaboration between local and international stakeholders remains essential to unlocking opportunities, strengthening entrepreneurship and supporting homegrown solutions.
Join us for the Official Address by Michelle Walsh, Team Leader for Green Transition and Private Sector at the @EUinUG, as we recognise the role of international partnerships in advancing Uganda’s innovation agenda and creating opportunities for sustainable growth.
We extend our sincere appreciation to the European Union and the wider network of partners and co-funders whose collaboration is making Uganda Innovation Week 2026 possible.
📅 9 November 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM EA
📍 UICT Grounds, Nakawa
Building a stronger innovation ecosystem starts with meaningful partnerships.
Be part of the opening moments of Uganda Innovation Week 2026.
Register at https://t.co/1ojVJeor1t.
#UIW2026 #UgandaInnovates #EUinUganda #StartupUganda #EnablingChange
At @_AfricanUnion’s Mandela Hall, Africa and Europe come together to defend a rules-based international order, boost shared prosperity, create jobs and strengthen people-to-people ties.
Together, we make a difference!
🌍🇪🇺 80 countries. Two continents. One shared future.
The EU-Africa partnership is based on mutual interests. Our trade & investment relations support Africa's ambitions for industrialisation & jobs, and at the same time help Europe diversify its partnerships & build resilient supply chains.
#EUTrade
@EUSR_GL@JBorgstam participated in panel discussions during @SIPRIorg’s #SthlmForum highlighting the importance of integrating local diverse voices and knowledge in peace making and natural resource governance in the #GLR.
For some learners, getting to school is itself a barrier to education, particularly in rural areas. To ease this burden, we have provided bicycles to learners with funding from @EUinUG and the Kingdom of Belgium.
Yet, transport challenges remain. Our study on dormitory demand and learning spaces in 15 secondary schools found that one in three learners (33%) were boarders, with distance and transport difficulties being the main reasons schools cited for establishing boarding facilities. Safety concerns, the need for more study time and parental requests were other factors.
#EnablinChange
#WeLearnUG
#WeTeachUG
#GlobalGateway
.🌳 Breaking barriers.
👷🏽♀️ Hard hats.
🪵 Big dreams.
#Forestry isn't just a man's world!
Through our @EUinUganda-funded #wood value chains project, #youngwomen are gaining skills, working with wood and machinery, and challenging stereotypes.
Learn more: https://t.co/JaiXvzcMgg