President Yoweri Museveni on Thursday held a meeting with prominent Israeli business leaders, Israel Green and Koby Shushan, at the Nakasero State Lodge.
The discussions centered around three critical areas: combating malaria using advanced AI technologies, enhancing tourism through the Ruwenzori Cable Car project, and launching a Ka-Band satellite to improve rural connectivity.
During the meeting, President Museveni emphasized the importance of leveraging technology to tackle public health challenges. Green and Shushan presented innovative AI-driven solutions for malaria prevention and treatment, highlighting how these technologies could revolutionize the fight against the deadly disease in Uganda. Museveni expressed optimism about the potential impact of these technologies, underscoring his administration’s commitment to improving healthcare outcomes.
The discussions also touched upon the Ruwenzori Cable Car project, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at boosting tourism in Uganda. Green and Shushan shared their vision for the project, which promises to offer visitors breathtaking views of the Rwenzori Mountains, enhancing the country’s appeal as a top tourist destination.
President Museveni praised the initiative, noting its potential to attract more tourists and generate revenue for the nation.
Lastly, the conversation delved into the launch of a Ka-Band satellite to enhance rural connectivity. Green and Shushan explained how the satellite would provide high-speed internet access to remote areas, bridging the digital divide and fostering economic growth. Museveni welcomed this development, reiterating his commitment to ensuring that all Ugandans have access to modern communication tools and opportunities.
