By Amos Ssemuwemba
The Rotaract Africa Summit is an annual event of the Rotaract Africa Multi-District Information
Organisation (MDIO), which is recognised by Rotary International.
The annual gathering brings together Rotaractors, Rotarians, and other stakeholders from across Africa to share ideas, experiences and best practices in community service, leadership, and professional development.
Rotaract is a global network of young professionals and students committed to community service, leadership development, and networking.
Rotaract Africa brings together Rotaract clubs from across the continent, with a focus on promoting Rotary’s values and objectives among young people.
The Rotaract Africa summit typically features keynote speeches, workshops, panel discussions, and project showcases, all aimed at empowering young leaders to create positive change in their communities.
Some of the key objectives of the Rotaract Africa Summit include:
Networking: Providing a platform for young leaders to connect, collaborate, and build lasting
relationships.
Capacity Nuilding: Offering training and development opportunities to enhance skills and knowledge in areas such as project management, leadership, and community engagement.
Community Service: Showcasing and promoting community service projects and initiatives
that address pressing social and economic challenges in Africa.
Empowerment: Inspiring and empowering young people to take action, make a difference and become change-makers in their communities.
Overall, the Rotaract Africa Summit is a dynamic and impactful event that fosters a spirit of service, leadership and collaboration among young people in Africa.
This year, Uganda is very ready to host Rotaractors, Rotarians, and guests from all over Africa and beyond on 14th to 17th November 2024 at Las Vegas Gardens Hotel, Bunga, Kampala. Late Registration is USD100 up to 14th October 2024 and those with accommodation USD120 (3 nights) for shared accommodation. USD150 (3 nights) for single rooms
Welcome to Uganda, the Pearl of Africa
