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Launching Uganda Baati limited latest SafeBuild product brand in the market Baryomunsi said housing units do not much with current population explosion.
“Uganda has the fastest growing demography with high rate of population growth estimately at 3.4 percent in the world. This exerts pressure on government to plan well for the citizenry and calls for investment into descent housing in the next 20 years to come. We currently have housing deficit of 2.1 million housing units in Kampala alone, “he said.
Baryomunsi however says government will support innovations and partner with Uganda Baati Limited to address housing needs especially putting up referral hospital structures.
” Government will support initiatives and create more partnerships with innovative institutions to change mind set and society attitude to embrace advanced technology for descent housing,” he said.
President of Uganda Institute of Professional Engineers Engineer Ben Kyemba pledged for collaboration to improve standards on engineering profession practices.
” As Uganda Institute of professional engineers we support and cherish quality and excellence. Its on this basis that we are ready to partner with Uganda Baati on quality standards and innovation to grow the engineering profession,”
Uganda Baati Sales Head Geoff Antony pledged to supply quality products in the market to deliver value to consumers.
” Safal group has always believed in constantly innovating building systems and keeping in the same tradition now introduce SafBuild the world class pre-engineered steel building systems which are fast to erect, optimize, durable and convenient to construct, ”
SafBuild is ideal for constructing warehouses, godowns, industrial buildings, agricultural buildings, schools, churches, market sheds and virtually any kind of non residential, commercial, industrial or institutional building.
” Our pre-engineered steel buildings are delivered as complete solution, easy to assemble on site and therefore reducing overall costs of construction and project duration from. Procurement to construction.
Our commitment to delivering quality products is a testament to our long standing heritage, ensuring that our futures are assured, “Antony said.
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