Uganda, India strengthen economic ties
In a bid to strengthen bilateral ties and explore potential investment opportunities, Upender Singh Rawat, on April 26 met with Henry Okello Oryem, the minister of state for foreign affairs (international affairs) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters in Kampala.
The meeting was a follow-up to the successful visit of an Indian Business Delegation to Uganda earlier this month that aimed at fostering commercial and economic cooperation between the two countries.
During the meeting, both parties engaged in productive discussions regarding ongoing and upcoming investment projects that could benefit both India and Uganda.
In his remarks, Mr Rawat expressed India's keen interest in furthering collaboration in key sectors such as technology, energy and infrastructure.
Mr Oryem thanked the Government of India for the continued interest in Uganda's economic growth and development.
He emphasixed the importance of such partnerships in driving innovation, creating job opportunities, and enhancing the overall socio-economic landscape of the nation.
In concluding, both parties remained optimistic about the positive outcomes that could arise from this collaborative effort.
Mr Rawat reaffirmed India's commitment to supporting Uganda's development agenda and looked forward to further engagements that will solidify the partnership between the two nations.
