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In a statement on Friday, ABLF announced that Museveni will receive his award during a virtual event to be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on March 1.
Finance minister Matia Kasaija and Government Chief Whip Thomas Tayebwa will receive the award on behalf of President Museveni.
The ABLF royal patron, Sheikh Nahayan Mubarak Al Nahayan, the UAE cabinet member and minister of tolerance and co-existence will hand it over to them.
“On behalf of the ABLF royal patron, Sheikh Nahayan Mubarak NV Al Nahayan, cabinet member and minister of tolerance and co-existence, United Arab Emirates (UAE), our board of governors and partners, the UAE Ministry of Economy, and Dubai Cares, it is our honour to welcome your presence to the 16th edition of the ABLF Awards hosted at the Dubai Expo 2020,” the ABLF statement said.
Kasaija and Tayebwa received Very Important Persons (VIP) invitations from the ABLF. They will attend in person as VIPs on behalf of the President. This is upon confirming their travel to UAE for the event.
Additionally, the ABLF Awards Grand ceremony celebrates towering examples of principle-centred sustainable leadership.
They will hold the gala in a hybrid format with an in-person audience of around 180 dignitaries. It will also have an equally strong online audience of over 30,000 people around Asia.
They will tune into the event through the cutting-edge virtual venue in ABLF city. This is also where they live-stream the awards gala.
ABLF is also Asia’s most influential business leadership platform. It brings together global leaders in conversation and collaboration across four powerful formats ABLF Talks Live, the ABLF Talks, the ABLF Awards, and the ABLF Times – a bi-annual business publication.
Furthermore, the awards are organised in conjunction with UAE’s ministry of economy.
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