Today I met with UK Minister @kirstyjmcneill to strengthen bilateral ties via trade and concessional development funding. We addressed Ebola containment, regional peace and security, and I invited her to visit Uganda.

RT @mofauae: Shakhboot bin Nahyan Receives Ugandan Foreign Minister

mofa.gov.ae/en/MediaHub/Ne…

Congratulations, Mr. President, on a well-earned historical fourth-term victory in the presidential election. We extend our wishes for continued peace and prosperity to our Brazilian friends.

RT @mofauae: شخبوط بن نهيان يستقبل وزير خارجية أوغندا

mofa.gov.ae/ar-AE/MediaHub…

Today held a productive meeting with HE Sheikh Shakhboot Bin Nahyan Al Nahyan the United Arab Emirates Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in charge of Africa. We discussed both bilateral and multilateral issues. @Amb_ZaakeKibedi

At Mpondwe boarder, we met with the Provincial MOH colleagues of North Kivu, DRC, to strengthen cross-border collaboration against Ebola. Uganda extended response efforts into Congo to bring Ebola care closer to affected communities in Congo, as patients crossing into Uganda for ing the virus. This proactive approach has helped prevent further imported cases into Uganda while extending support towards ending the Ebola outbreak in the DRC.
#EbolaResponse #MOHatWork

Nia za chama...

I welcome the inclusion of Ugandan passport holders into South Africa's Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system. Eligible travellers can now apply online for short-term visits of up to 90 days via eta.dha.gov.za. No physical visits to their mission or visa centre is required. This process is faster, more convenient and reliable. This is a practical and welcome result of our strong bilateral cooperation. I thank the two foreign ministers of our countries for quickly working towards this goal. Ugandan and South African friendship and co-operation remains strong. Mwebare.

“With respect to immigration and migration matters, cooperation in this area is equally important in facilitating legitimate travel, strengthening people-to-people relations and promoting closer economic engagement.”— Hon.@adoniaayebare, speaking at the 🇿🇦|🇺🇬 South Africa–Uganda operation (JCC) in Pretoria.

Thank you @CHRISBARYOMUNS1 @DianaAtwine and team for this well-timed statement.

It was a pleasure to be received by H.E @CyrilRamaphosa President of the Republic of South Africa. I conveyed greetings and well wishes from @KagutaMuseveni. We also briefed the President on the outcomes of the South Africa- Uganda third joint commission of cooperation.

Thank you my brother Minister @adoniaayebare for joining us in OR Tambo Building , Pretoria, today our 3rd Session of the South Africa–Uganda Joint Commission for Cooperation, was great success.

Together, we have affirmed our commitment to advancing key areas such as trade, c development. We will continue to explore avenues for joint ventures, knowledge exchange, people-to-people cooperation, and sustainable development. By working together, we can overcome the challenges before us and capitalise on the opportunities that lie ahead.

Our two countries have much in common. We share a history of African solidarity, a commitment to our continent’s development and a determination to improve the lives of our people. We also share the belief that Africa’s challenges are best addressed through cooperation, dialogue and African-led solutions. 🇿🇦🇺🇬

Today with my Friend @RonaldLamola the South Minister for International Relations and cooperation co-chaired a third session of the South Africa- Uganda joint commission of cooperation. We emphasized the need to deepen our cooperation through trade, mining, ICT and tourism, and orderly migration. I welcomed the introduction of the extended travel authorization (ETA) which in a short time has enabled travelers to get travel clearance in a short time, as we conclude the processes leading to the signing of an agreement on visa waivers for holders of ordinary passports. Today, I co-chaired the third South Africa–Uganda joint commission with South African Minister Ronald Lamola. We prioritized deeper cooperation in trade, mining, ICT, tourism, and orderly migration. I welcomed Uganda’s extended travel authorization for faster clearance as we finalize a visa-waiver agreement for ordinary passport holders.

SA 🇿🇦 Uganda 🇺🇬 Relations

The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Mr @RonaldLamola will today co-chair the 3rd session of the South Africa-Uganda Joint Commission for Cooperation (JCC ) with Uganda's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador @adoniaayebare , in will serve as a platform for the two countries to consolidate bilateral cooperation across a broad range of sectors, including political and diplomatic relations, defence and security, trade and investment, agriculture, science and technology, education, health, tourism, transport, infrastructure development and social development.

@DIRCO_ZA @UgEmbassySA @GovUganda @ubctvuganda @NAM_Uganda @StateHouseUg @SAgovnews @GovernmentZA

South Africa-Uganda Joint Commission of Cooperation

youtube.com/live/GyF5onCnx…

UPDATE: Uganda and South Africa are seeking to strengthen trade and investment ties through bilateral talks in Pretoria aimed at addressing market access barriers, cross-border delays, and transport challenges.

#NTVNews

This is to thank @ymahmoudali the Chairperson of the African Union Commission for appointing Vanessa Nakate as his Special Envoy for the Youth. Vanessa 's work on Climate Justice stands out, she will serve the African continent with dedication. Uganda appreciates this recognition and wishes her well. @KagutaMuseveni @MercyLakiskis

Thank you, hon. Minister @adoniaayebare for the warm welcome and the wide ranging constructive dialogue on many topics of shared interest. I look forward to working closely together and deepening 🇺🇬🇳🇱 cooperation in the years ahead.