News

PS Bagiire Discusses Strong Economic Ties With Venezuelan Ambassador

1 Mins read

The Venezuelan Ambassador to Uganda, H.E Mrs. Fatima Fernandes Juarez, this morning met with the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Bagiire Vincent Waiswa, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kampala.

H.E Juarez said that the purpose of her visit was to follow up the decision to establish a Joint Commission of cooperation with Uganda.

“Venezuela is keen to strengthen economic ties with Uganda and the Venezuelan Government is ready to host the first Joint Commission of Cooperation meeting in Caracas in September 2024,” she said.

Amb. Juarez said that many tremendous opportunities needed to be explored to strengthen bilateral cooperation between the two countries in areas of mining and minerals, education (offer scholarships in mining), tourism and agriculture and strengthening south–south cooperation.

On his part, Mr Bagiire welcomed H.E Juarez’s proposal and reaffirmed Uganda’s readiness to attend the Joint Commission of Cooperation meeting to explore more areas of interest for both Governments. 

He went on to say that the Ministry will ensure its success and reechoed Uganda’s commitment to strengthening relations with Venezuela.

Mr. Bagiire concluded the meeting by stating that he looks forward to a continuous working relationship with Venezuela in order to achieve shared objectives.

Related posts
News

Uganda Partners with Hollywood to Showcase Its Story Through Landmark Docuseries

1 Mins read
Kampala, Uganda – Uganda is set to take center stage on the global entertainment map as the Presidential Advisory Committee on Exports…
News

Ugandan Treasury Secretary Engages Diaspora in France, Calls for Investment and Tourism Promotion

1 Mins read
Uganda’s Secretary to the Treasury, Ramathan Ggoobi, has urged Ugandans living in France to become ambassadors for trade, tourism, and investment in…
News

DEBALLED!!! Ntare School Unveils Lion Sculpture with Microscopic Balls

2 Mins read
A highly anticipated event at Ntare School took an unexpected turn when alumni raised concerns over a peculiar detail—or lack thereof—on a…