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At the Sino-Uganda industrial park, already over 800 Ugandans are employed by; Pearl Light Technologies which manufactures LED bulbs, Ubon Personal Care which manufactures washing detergent, and Victoria Cables (electric cables), Kyoga textiles (making socks).

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Today, Yoweri K Museveni has successfully launched LIDA Factory, a company that makes surgical masks among other things. So far, five companies have been certified by UNBS to produce masks that are for both local and export use.

Commissioned Lida Packaging Products Limited in Mbalala, Mukono District. This company has a production capacity of 560,000 masks per day and is currently employing 315 Ugandan youth with more expected.

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An industrialization initiative started by Yoweri K Museveni & Chinese Govt. under China-Uganda comprehensive cooperative partnership and being developed by Sino mbale industrial park paul zhang of the TianTang Group at it’s launch has already opened over 800 jobs for UG youth. 1/2. cc:Chinese Embassy in Uganda

The Mbale Industrial Park will strongly push the Job creation agenda with 15,000jobs 4 UG youth at completion and import substitution thus improving foreign exchange revenues through exports and enhanced local production capacity. Cc:Sino mbale industrial park paul zhang Chinese Embassy in Uganda

Paid a courtesy visit to Sino mbale industrial park paul zhang best chinese investor in Uganda. He has put up good infrastructure both Mukono and Mbale industrial park.His factories employ around 3000 ugandans. Well done Paul. #SmartBusiness

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