Uganda signs MOU with Egyptian firm Orascom to study Light Rail Transit( LRTsystem)

[Eronda]

Uganda Government represented by the Ministry of Works and Transport Permanent Secretary Mr. Bageya Waiswa and MS Orascom Construction Company from Egypt have signed a memorandum of Understanding.

The MOU is to allow the company to undertake an 18-month feasibility study for a possible Light Rail Transit (LRT)/Monorail system in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area.

The study will assess a modern mass transit system to improve mobility along Kampala–Entebbe, Kampala–Kira and Kampala–Wakiso corridors

This proposal comes from President Musevenis visit to Egypt in August 2025 where he met with Egyptian form Orascom construction to explore solutions for kampalas traffic congestion including light rail, elevated mono rail and underground metro lines.

The feasibility study will examine technical, financial and environmental considerations before any final decision is made on whether Uganda will proceed with the construction of an urban rail system.

 

[gwapole]

Uganda Government represented by the Ministry of Works and Transport Permanent Secretary Mr. Bageya Waiswa and MS Orascom Construction Company from Egypt have signed a memorandum of Understanding.
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The MOU is to allow the company to undertake an 18-month feasibility study for a possible Light Rail Transit (LRT)/Monorail system in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area.
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The study will assess a modern mass transit system to improve mobility along Kampala–Entebbe, Kampala–Kira and Kampala–Wakiso corridors

This proposal comes from President Musevenis visit to Egypt in August 2025 where he met with Egyptian form Orascom construction to explore solutions for kampalas traffic congestion including light rail, elevated mono rail and underground metro lines.
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The feasibility study will examine technical, financial and environmental considerations before any final decision is made on whether Uganda will proceed with the construction of an urban rail system.

Hii kitu inatushinda kwa kubadili njia za mwendokasi

 

[Eronda]

Lakini president of Tanzania tried

 

[ERTUGRUL BEY]

Tanzania ujinga mwingi,utasikia huo ni umoja wa nchi za kiislamu kwahiyo si sawa kujiunga nao.

Tutabakia hivyo hivyo siku zote,we don't think big

 

[Eronda]

But Uganda is worse when it comes to the transportation industry, All East African Countries are the same, But Kenya and Rwanda are trying.
Cc. OwadeKuya

Tanzania ujinga mwingi,utasikia huo ni umoja wa nchi za kiislamu kwahiyo si sawa kujiunga nao.

Tutabakia hivyo hivyo siku zote,we don't think big

 

[Da Dona]

Uganda Government represented by the Ministry of Works and Transport Permanent Secretary Mr. Bageya Waiswa and MS Orascom Construction Company from Egypt have signed a memorandum of Understanding.
View attachment 3558082

The MOU is to allow the company to undertake an 18-month feasibility study for a possible Light Rail Transit (LRT)/Monorail system in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area.
View attachment 3558081

The study will assess a modern mass transit system to improve mobility along Kampala–Entebbe, Kampala–Kira and Kampala–Wakiso corridors

This proposal comes from President Musevenis visit to Egypt in August 2025 where he met with Egyptian form Orascom construction to explore solutions for kampalas traffic congestion including light rail, elevated mono rail and underground metro lines.
View attachment 3558080
The feasibility study will examine technical, financial and environmental considerations before any final decision is made on whether Uganda will proceed with the construction of an urban rail system.

Let's hope for the best this time round

 

[Smart911]

Ahsante kwa taarifa...


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