Uganda: Minister Ayebare, US Officials Discuss Health, Trade and Investment Cooperation
[Nile Post] Foreign Affairs Minister Adonia Ayebare has held talks with senior United States officials in Washington, DC, with discussions focusing on health cooperation, trade and investment, critical minerals and the impact of travel advisories on Uganda.
Ugandan Foreign Affairs Minister Adonia Ayebare met with senior United States officials in Washington, DC on August 28 to discuss health cooperation, trade, investment, critical minerals, and the impact of travel advisories. The two sides praised their longstanding relationship and pledged to strengthen cooperation for mutual benefit.
Ayebare commended Uganda's response to the 2026 Ebola outbreak, which the World Health Organization declared over after 42 days without a new confirmed case. US officials expressed appreciation for Uganda's health sector support and reaffirmed their partnership in responding to pandemics and public health emergencies. They also committed to continued cooperation in health matters, including health sovereignty, and discussed investment opportunities in critical minerals, emphasizing value addition to Uganda's resources.
The discussions took place as part of Ayebare's early diplomatic engagements since becoming Foreign Affairs Minister on August 12.
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