TotalEnergies EP Uganda has launched a commemorative publication celebrating ten years of positive and transformative impact on the youth of the Albertine region through its education scholarships.
The launch event was held at the Kampala Sheraton Hotel.
The publication titled ‘10 Years of TotalEnergies EP Uganda’s Corporate Social Responsibility Scholarships’ details the company’s decade-long initiatives designed to support government’s efforts in preparing Ugandans for roles that contribute to the country’s industrialization and socio-economic development.
The scholarships are particularly in fields related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Speaking during the function, the State Minister for Higher Education, Dr.John Chrysostom Muyingo underscored the importance of science education to Uganda’s development.
“By investing and promoting science education, we are laying the groundwork for empowering and skilling younger Ugandans to turn the country into an innovative and industrial hub where home grown solutions address challenges in agriculture, energy, technology and other sectors,” Muyingo said.
He applauded TotalEnergies for the scholarship program he said falls in line with Uganda’s Vision 2040.
“TotalEnergies’ STEM education initiatives are in line with Uganda’s Vision 2040 which aims to create a strong and competitive industrial base that will drive the country’s economic prosperity and transformation.”
TotalEnergies Uganda General Manager, Philippe Groueix said they will continue making impact in Uganda’s economy.
“We are committed to supporting young Ugandans in their academic pursuits, ensuring that they are well-prepared to compete effectively for employment or to establish small and medium enterprises, thereby contributing to the development of their communities and the country.”
