PLANNING AND POLICY ANALYSIS DIVISION

Policy and Planning UnitPDFPrintE-mail

Functions
- Preparation and Review of the Ministry's Strategic Plan
- Preparation of comprehensive Annual Plans 
- Preparation of Annual Budget 
- Monitoring and Evaluation of annual Budgets and Plans
- Coordination and facilitation of the Ministry's participation in all parliamentary matters 
- Preservation and analysis of data related to Foreign Policy
- Analyse other National Policies and how they impact on Foreign Policy
- Formulation, development and analysis of Policy 
- Liaison with Permanent Secretary and    Undersecretary  reviewing cabinet papers related to policy issues
- Conduct research on topical issues related to enhancing budget allocations
-Coordinate  formulation of performance indicators to boost the ministry's allocations 
Coordinate efforts aimed at moving the Ministry to a productive sector to enhance budget allocations to boost implementation of Uganda's foreign policy

 

Ag. Assistant Commissioner

Asiimwe Jessy Alex

Head of PPU

alex.asiimwe@mofa.go.ug


Senior Policy Analyst

Nimbasa Boaz

Senior Economist
Ndoboli Samuel

sam.ndoboli@mofa.go.ug
0414233369

Economist

Mukarwego Pheab


pheab.mukarwego@mofa.go.ug

0414233369

Economist

Abaasa Gerson 

 

gerson.abaasa@mofa.go.ug

0414233369

Personal Secretary




Office Attendant

Sarah Tebebona
sarah.tebebona@mofa.go.ug

Highlights

Ugandan Tour Operators at the World Travel Market (WTM) 2019, 15th-April 2019

Today, the 11th April 2019,  the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) officials, led by Ms. Lilly Ajarova (UTB CEO), including Ms. Edith Kateme Kasajja (UTB Board Member), Ms. Dorcas Namajja (UTB Marketing Officer), and Mr. Daniel Irunga (UTB Marketing Officer), led a group of  Ugandan Tour Operators to the World Travel Market (WTM) 2019 in Cape Town - South Africa.

UGANDA AND KENYA HOLD 1ST JOINT PERMANENT COMMISSION , 21ST -25TH MARCH 2019 NAIROBI, 22nd-March 2019

Today witnessed a momentous occasion  in which Uganda and Kenya held the first session of the Joint Permanent Commission in Nairobi - Kenya. The Agreement establishing the Joint Permanent Commission (JPC) was signed on 16th  November 1993, which is approximately 26 years ago. 

STATEMENT ON THE ALLEGED CLOSURE OF THE UGANDA BORDER WITH RWANDA, 14th-March 2019

Uganda wishes to refute allegations that it closed its borders with Rwanda. Since 28th February 2019 when the Government of Rwanda issued an advisory against travel of its nationals to Uganda, flow of traffic from Uganda to Rwanda has been continuing normally as detailed below
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