Raff Military Textile, a global manufacturer of military and security apparel, has confirmed that it will participate in the Türkiye Exporters Assembly (TİM) trade mission to Kampala.
The business delegation is scheduled to visit Uganda from July 21 to 25, 2026. The visit forms part of wider efforts to strengthen commercial relations and open new investment opportunities across Africa.
Raff chief executive officer Eray Yükseloğlu said the company plans to hold high-level bilateral meetings during the Kampala mission.
He said the talks will focus on identifying business opportunities, building sustainable local partnerships and preparing for long-term investments in the region.
Raff to showcase military apparel innovations
Raff currently has operations and supply contracts in more than 60 countries across Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Latin America.
During the Uganda visit, the company will present its Raff Elite product line to local defence and security stakeholders.
The company says the product line highlights developments in military uniform technology. It is designed to improve protection, comfort and durability in demanding operational environments.
Uganda seen as strategic market
Speaking ahead of the visit, Yükseloğlu described Uganda as an important market in Africa’s changing economic landscape.
“Uganda is one of the region’s most dynamic and fast-growing economies, and it is positioned to play a vital role as a strategic bridge for trade between Africa and Türkiye. This trade delegation represents a massive opportunity for both nations, and it is only the beginning of a deeper journey,” Yükseloğlu said.
He added that Raff sees the Kampala engagements as part of a broader investment push.
“We view our upcoming engagements in Kampala not just as a standard business trip, but as a promising, future-oriented investment that will build lasting bilateral cooperation, economic success, and mutual trust.”
The planned visit comes as Türkiye and Uganda continue seeking stronger cooperation in trade and investment.
The engagement also reflects growing interest in sectors such as manufacturing, defence, infrastructure and industrial development.
