Minister of Foreign Affairs Sam Kutesa has in the past days received credentials from ambassadors representing Saudi Arabia, Japan, U.S.and U.K.in Uganda.
For the US Ambassador Natalie E. Brown, Minister Kutesa accepted the credential on November 17.
He used the meeting to hail “the excellent bilateral relations between both countries, which is premised on shared values for development,” the ministry said in a statement.
Hon. Sam KUTESA, Minister @UgandaMFA today morning received copies of Credentials of H.E Ms. Natalie E. Brown the new #US Ambassador to #Uganda. The Minister hailed the excellent bilateral relations between both countries, which is premised on shared values for development.???????????????? pic.twitter.com/YZpRp2zjMj
— UgandaMFA ???????? (@UgandaMFA) November 17, 2020
On the same day, he received those of Hidemoto Fukuzawa, the new Japanese Ambassador to Uganda.
According to the statement, the Minister commended the warm cordial relations between both countries “which continues to grow from strength to strength”.
Hon. Sam K. KUTESA, @UgandaMFA this morning copies of credentials of H.E Hidemoto Fukuzawa the new Japanese Ambassador to Uganda. The Minister commended the warm cordial relations between both countries which continues to grow from strength to strength ???????????????? pic.twitter.com/x5IE4F7pEM
— UgandaMFA ???????? (@UgandaMFA) November 17, 2020
Jamal M. H. Al-Madani, the ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, handed his credentials to Kutesa on Wednesday.
Hon. Sam K. KUTESA, Minister @UgandaMFA received copies of credentials of H. E. Jamal M. H. AL-MADANI of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Minister welcomed the new Ambassador and hailed the vibrant bilateral relations between both countries. ???????????????? pic.twitter.com/i97w6HU8Mo
— UgandaMFA ???????? (@UgandaMFA) November 18, 2020
Kate Airey, the new High Commissioner of the United Kingdom to Uganda, delivered her documents on Wednesday as well.
During their engagement, Kutesa lauded the historic and progressive bilateral relations existing between the UK and Uganda.
Hon. Sam K. KUTESA, Minister @UgandaMFA, received copies of credentials H.E. Kate AIREY, the new High Commissioner of the United Kingdom to Uganda. The Minister lauded the historic and progressive bilateral relations existing between the UK and Uganda.???????????????? pic.twitter.com/VKAuZAATty
— UgandaMFA ???????? (@UgandaMFA) November 18, 2020