Uganda to focus on Signing more bilateral labour market agreements

In the face of the economic challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Russian war on Ukraine and the escalating debt burden, Uganda must urgently seek new labour market opportunities to keep its economy afloat and mitigate the impact on its citizens. Signing more bilateral labour market agreements will not only benefit Ugandan migrant workers but also have several economic advantages that will boost Uganda’s economy. Some of the economic benefits include: Diversification of remittance inflows: Bilateral labour market agreements with emerging destinations in the Middle East like Jordan, Qatar, Dubai and Oman will open up new channels for remittance inflows into Uganda. What is your take on Uganda’s economic growth after sanctioned by the west ?