Mohammed Bin Khalil Faloudah, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Royal Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Uganda, officially presented copies of his letter of credentials to John Mulimba, the minister of Foreign Affairs in a ceremony held on Monday, April 6.
During the presentation, Minister Mulimba warmly welcomed Ambassador Faloudah, highlighting the amicable relations between Uganda and Saudi Arabia. He emphasized the enduring friendship between the two nations, underlining Saudi Arabia’s significant support for educational endeavors in Uganda, notably through initiatives such as the Islamic University of Uganda.
Minister Mulimba also commended the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for its increased provisions for Ugandan pilgrims, enabling many to undertake pilgrimages to the revered holy mosques.
Expressing gratitude for the hospitality extended to him, Ambassador Faloudah affirmed his commitment to further strengthening the bilateral ties between Saudi Arabia and Uganda. He articulated his intent to explore avenues for enhancing cooperation across various sectors for the mutual benefit of both nations.
In pursuit of this objective, Ambassador Faloudah disclosed his forthcoming endeavor to facilitate a state visit by the President of Uganda to Saudi Arabia, underscoring the importance of high-level engagement in consolidating diplomatic relations.
In his response, Minister Mulimba conveyed Uganda’s eagerness to foster deeper engagement with Saudi Arabia and encouraged Ambassador Faloudah to explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of Uganda during his tenure.
