Uganda, Mozambique relationship dates as far back as 1967 – Museveni

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Uganda, Mozambique relationship dates as far back as 1967 – Museveni

2:29 CAT | 03 May 2022

Photo: Twitter / @KagutaMuseveni

President Museveni Friday met with Mozambique President H.E Filipe Jacinto Nyusi and First Lady Dr. Isaura Nyusi before their departure.

They discussed a lot of issues of mutual interest to Uganda and Mozambique.

“I am happy we are strengthening our relationship. Our relationship with FRELIMO dates as far back as 1967,” Museveni said.

Museveni thanked President Jacinto Nyusi, First Lady Dr. Isaura Nyusi, and the entire delegation from Mozambique for visiting Uganda.

He said the people of Mozambique have brothers and sisters in Uganda.

On Museveni’s invitation, President Nyusi yesterday toured the Liao Shen Industrial Parks in Kapeeka, Nakaseke District.

“This is in line with our bilateral talks held on Wednesday on trade, investment as well as labour and employment,” Museveni said.

Met with H.E Filipe Jacinto Nyusi and First Lady Dr. Isaura Nyusi before their departure. We discussed a lot of issues of mutual interest to Uganda and Mozambique. I am happy we are strengthening our relationship. Our relationship with FRELIMO dates as far back as 1967. pic.twitter.com/1hEClohexf

— Yoweri K Museveni (@KagutaMuseveni) April 29, 2022

He said the Liao Shen Industrial Parks are a great example of where development opportunities, business interests and government preferential policies converge to promote production.

“With more jobs created for the youth, Uganda’s social and economic transformation is ready to take off,” he added.

President Nyusi and his delegation flew back home later in the evening after concluding their three-day visit to Uganda.

H.E Filipe Jacinto Nyusi,the President of the Republic of Mozambique this afternoon departed Uganda after the conclusion of his three-day State Visit at the invitation of H.E President @KagutaMuseveni @FNyusi 🇺🇬🇲🇿@UgandaMFA @GenJejeOdongo @okelloryem @Tybisa pic.twitter.com/bO0Hc0L6CO

— Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Uganda 🇺🇬 (@UgandaMFA) April 29, 2022