John Mulimba, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs responsible for Regional Cooperation, received copies of letters of credence from Brigadier General Jules Ndihokubwayo, the Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Burundi to Uganda, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This formal ceremony signifies a significant step in strengthening the bilateral relations between the two countries, highlighting their mutual commitment to fostering cooperation across various sectors.
Minister Mulimba extended a warm welcome to Ambassador Ndihokubwayo and conveyed the Ugandan Government’s heartfelt regards to the people of Burundi. He expressed optimism for the deepening of bilateral relations and emphasized the importance of constructive engagement in addressing regional challenges and pursuing common objectives.
Ambassador Ndihokubwayo expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to serve as the Ambassador of Burundi to Uganda. He reaffirmed his country’s dedication to enhancing friendship and cooperation with Uganda, emphasizing the historical ties that bind the two nations. The ambassador also underscored the potential for collaborative initiatives that would mutually benefit the citizens of both countries.
