UMA Show Grounds, Kampala, Uganda

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Uganda Manufacturers Association – UMA Show Grounds situated in Kampala, Uganda which is a perfect venue for all types of events & trade shows.

UMA Show Grounds, Kampala : Venue Name
Category: Venue
Location: UMA show Grounds, Lugogo By-Pass, Kampala, Uganda
Phone: +256 772 675628
Email: info[at]uma.or.ug
www: www.uma.or.ug
Timings: 09:00 AM – 17:00 PM

UMA Show Grounds, Kampala, Uganda: About

UMA Show Grounds strategic location is one of the key strengths it possesses and this attracts a number of people coordinating different activities within the country. The grounds are located in the Nakawa Division of Kampala which is 4.2 KM by road from the capital and largest city in Uganda. It enjoys recognition and respect both on a national, regional and international scale.

The grounds have different facilities that are used for different purposes like offices, retail shops, factory outlets, launches, exhibitions, workshops, meetings, seminars and related functions to the capacity of 5000-10,000 people with spacious and secure parking. The Facilities are also used for holding marketing exhibitions or expos for members to be able to sell and get agents for their products and services.

Uganda, a landlocked country across the equator in Eastern Africa bordering Lake Victoria in south east. It is bordered by South Sudan in north, Democratic Republic of the Congo in west, Kenya in east, and by Rwanda and Tanzania in south.

The country occupies an area of 241,551 km², compared Uganda is slightly smaller than the UK or slightly smaller than the U.S. state of Oregon.

The country’s highest point is Margherita Peak on Mount Stanley (5,110 m), a mountain located in the Rwenzori range within Rwenzori National Park.

Uganda has a population of 34.8 million people, making it the world’s second most populous landlocked country after Ethiopia. Largest city and capital is Kampala. Spoken languages are English (official), Luganda (a major language of Uganda), Swahili, and other native languages.