Uganda: Six New Envoys Present Their Credentials to President Museveni

press release

President Yoweri Museveni received the credentials of six newly accredited envoys to Uganda. The separate ceremonies held yesterday at State House, Entebbe, saw the Philippine, Spanish, Colombian and Serbian ambassadors as well as the Namibian and Australian high commissioners present their credentials to the president.

million. Museveni warmly welcomed the Ugandan ambassador, Uriel Norman Garibey, and assured him that the Ugandan government will provide him with all the assistance needed to complete his tour of duty.

The President welcomed the good cooperation relations between Namibia and Namibia. Uganda has received the credentials of Namibia's new High Commissioner Theresia Samaria, saying that both countries can learn from each other's experiences in order to promote their respective social and economic development. He pointed out that Namibia and Uganda should always work together to put the interests of the United States on the agenda. Africa in the foreground.

Mr. Museveni told High Commissioner Alison Helena Chartres of Australia that Uganda wanted to promote its partnership with Australia in various sectors such as investment, energy, conservation water, fishing, education, agriculture and dairy farming. He added that Uganda, one of the countries in the Great Lakes region, offers a variety of investment opportunities.

"We need to consider stronger areas for exploitation in technology, mining and drilling, as well as laboratory equipment at the regional and national levels." High Commissioner Chartres pledged Australian government support for the development of the project. Uganda and the region as a whole with regard to the challenges posed by an influx of refugees

President Museveni informed him that although there was "no" in Uganda culturally related, the issue is not the numbers but the logistics.

Receiving the credentials of the new Spanish envoy, Javier Garcia Viedma Bernaldo De Quiros, President Museveni warmly welcomed him in Uganda and suggested that Spain be incorporated into the railway construction sector in Uganda alongside the Chinese who are already very involved in this sector.

Ambassador Javier Garcia Viedma De Quiros, declared that his country L & 39 Spain is working to increase its economic relations with Uganda in particular and the African continent as a whole by taking advantage of its geographical position to be close to the African continent.

"The African coastline is part of us Cooperation for development should be strengthened because what affects Africa also affects Spain," said President Museveni and the new envoy of the country South American Columbia, Ms. Elizabeth Taylor, on economic growth in both countries, means to market and stimulate tourism in Uganda according to international standards and the promotion of ecotourism in Colombia.

President Museveni told the new Ambassador of Serbia, Dragan Zupanjevac, that for Uganda, the revival of strong relations with the Balkans countries, where Serbia belongs, is a crucial issue.

"Let's start from scratch, as the Soviet Union and China have supported Africa against colonialism, we can not forget the old partnership with Serbia," he said. note.

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