The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities (MoTWA) is a pivotal arm of the Government of Uganda, mandated to promote and develop tourism, conserve wildlife, and preserve cultural heritage and antiquities, with a mission to drive sustainable socio-economic development through tourism and heritage conservation. Recognized regionally and internationally for championing Uganda’s unique biodiversity and cultural richness, MoTWA plays a vital role in positioning the country as a top global tourism destination.

The ministry fosters a professional and inclusive work culture that values public service, innovation, and capacity building, offering opportunities for employment in diverse areas such as tourism development, wildlife conservation, policy, and heritage management, often through competitive government recruitment. With a history deeply rooted in Uganda's post-independence institutional development, MoTWA has evolved to embrace digital tools and data-driven planning to enhance service delivery and promote responsible tourism. Its strategic partnerships with local communities, private sector players, and international organizations reflect its collaborative and impact-focused model.

Operating nationwide with oversight of key agencies such as Uganda Wildlife Authority and Uganda Tourism Board, MoTWA upholds values of sustainability, integrity, patriotism, and stewardship. Through its CSR initiatives, it supports conservation education, community-based tourism, and heritage preservation projects, aiming to uplift local livelihoods while protecting natural and cultural assets. For more information, visit www.tourism.go.ug.