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Foreign Minister Oryem Reaffirms Uganda’s Strong Relations with Rwanda

Obed Kankiriho
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  • Col. Rutabana praised Rwanda’s significant socioeconomic progress over the past 30 years, including stable economic growth, poverty reduction, and advancements in technology and infrastructure since its liberation.

KAMPALA: The State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Oryem Okello, has emphasized the commitment to maintaining strong relations between Uganda and Rwanda.

Speaking at the 30th anniversary celebration of Rwanda’s Liberation, hosted by Rwanda’s ambassador to Uganda, Col. Joseph Rutabana, in Kampala on Friday, Oryem affirmed that any misunderstanding between the two nations can be resolved. He highlighted that the relationship between Uganda and Rwanda is as steadfast as a rock and that the two countries will continue to support each other.

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Oryem pointed out the numerous commonalities shared by both countries and stressed the importance of maintaining the spirit of unity.

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In his address, Col. Rutabana praised Rwanda’s significant socioeconomic progress over the past 30 years, including stable economic growth, poverty reduction, and advancements in technology and infrastructure since its liberation.

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He also mentioned the notable improvements in Rwanda’s security forces over this period.

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The 30th Liberation Day anniversary celebrations were attended by diplomats, friends of Rwanda, and Rwandans residing in Uganda. This day honors the bravery of the Rwanda Patriotic Army, led by President Paul Kagame, who fought to end the genocide against the Tutsi and brought stability and growth to a nation once in chaos.

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