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Uganda likes to regard itself as more “landlinked” than landlocked. As a “landlinked” country, where 90% of cargo is carried by road and 90% of movements of passengers are done by road, a quality road network is vital to support Uganda’s ongoing economic development and to further regional integration with its neighbours. The Uganda National Roads Authority’s executive director, Arthur SSebbugga Kimieze, discusses with United World how the UNRA and the Ministry of Works and Transport are working to improve the road network, as well as exploring water transportation options on Lake Victoria. He also explains how the UNRA is promoting local content in the transportation sector and the strategic plan to improve connectivity with its East African neighbours.

In an interview with United World, Dr Ben Manyindo, Executive Director of the Uganda National Bureau of Standards speaks about how is organisation plays a crucial role in commercialisation and international trade in Uganda.

Through its investment of $800 million in Oman’s oil and gas industry by end of 2014, and another $900 million earmarked through to 2017, CC Energy Development is bringing huge benefits to the nation's socioeconomic development

Javier Duarte Ochoa, Governor of the state of Veracruz, highlights the strategic positioning and infrastructure of this entity that serves as the nucleus for 80% of the country's petrochemical industry; it controls the largest gas reserves and the second largest oil reserves. Naturally positioned as the triumphant gateway to the Mexican market, they’re betting on innovation, tourism and training to continue growing steadily and attracting investment.

Heir of the Mayan culture, owner of magical landscapes and archeological treasures, Yucatán also strives to be a leader in research, productivity and innovation. Huge investment in infrastructure contributes to this added value, synonymous with peace and connectivity. This port state, producer of foods and leader in tourism, offers investors a whole range of possibilities.

Uganda’s Minister of Works and Transportation, Eng. James Abraham Byandaala, talks to United World about the country’s essential transport infrastructure projects, helping to develop Uganda by “landlinking” the landlocked African country

Mandated by the government to spearhead the development of Cyberjaya, Cyberview Sdn Bhd is today tasked to realize Cyberjaya’s aspirations as a global technology hub to support and drive the nation’s economic prosperity. Managing Director of Cyberview, Mr. Faris Yahaya, talks to PM Communications.

Special Staff to the President on International Affairs Dr. Teuku Faizasyah talks to United World about Indonesia’s regional and international relations.

Director General for Land Transportation at Indonesia’s Ministry of Transportation, H. Suroyo Alimoeso, talks to United world about the challenges of connecting the country’s vast archipelago

As an archipelago of over 17,000 islands, overwater transport is logistically essential to locals, businesses and tourists in Indonesia. PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) is a state-owned transportation services company for passengers, vehicles and goods. President Director of PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero), Danang S. Baskoro, talks to United World.