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PPP (Uganda) project to be launched in London

23/05/2010

A major property development opportunity and Public Private Partnership (PPP) project in Kampala the capital of Uganda, is being launched in London, on Tuesday 20th July at the Cumberland Hotel, Marble Arch.
 
The Uganda Police Force is currently faced with an accommodation challenge which is impacting on the provision of Police Services and Crime Management. The Uganda Government has decided to use a Public Private Partnership framework to meet these requirements. The capital value of the project is estimated at US$550 million, making it an attractive international investment opportunity.

The project has an unique element within it which one would not normally find in a traditional PPP project, the Ugandan Government has decided that not all the prime land under their management in Kampala and Entebbe is needed to meet their requirements and are making it available for significant commercial development potential and in the process add value to the project and reduce the development cost in the process.

Uganda is a thriving economy in the heart of Africa with huge growth potential. The country, known as the Pearl of Africa, is economically
strong and politically stable with agricultural and tourism potential and untapped mineral and oil resources. Kampala, the capital of Uganda is ready
for residential, commercial and retail development. Recent discovered oil, mineral and other deposits in Uganda, is placing this East African country
on the road of rapid development and economic growth.

Turner & Townsend, acting as Transaction Advisors to the Uganda Police
Force invite you to the London launch of this prestigious development and
PPP opportunity. The project will be launched by the Deputy Prime Minister
of Uganda.

The Cumberland Hotel, Marble Arch, London, on Tuesday 20th July 2010.

Registration will be from 9am with the project briefing commencing at 9.30am. Proceedings are planned to last approximately two hours during
which you will hear details of this and further projects planned for Uganda.

Please let me know if (1) you know any Ugandans that might be interested in
attending (2) any interested Africans who might want to attend and (3) if you would like to attend (for those in London and the UK) Have a wonderful day.

Trudy Morgan
Associate Director

Turner & Townsend Project Management Limited
10 Bedford Street
London
WC2E 9HE
United Kingdom

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