Kampala, Uganda – President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda and President William Ruto of Kenya have signed several new agreements, boosting the partnership between their two countries. This brings the total number of cooperation agreements between Uganda and Kenya to 25.
The new agreements cover important areas such as:
Tourism
Fishing and Fish Farming
Agriculture and Animal Farming
Transport and Roads
Cooperation between Standards Bureaus
Encouraging Investment
Property Rights
Support for Small Businesses Trading Across Borders
These agreements show that both nations are committed to working more closely together on their economies, increasing trade, and making the East African region more stable.
At a joint press conference, President Museveni highlighted Africa's potential to grow through producing goods in factories and farming. He also stressed how important it is to find markets for these goods and services.
President Ruto praised the strong partnership between Kenya and Uganda, saying it comes from shared beliefs and a common goal for East Africa to become rich.
The signing of these agreements marks a new chapter in the relationship between Uganda and Kenya. Both leaders have confirmed their dedication to working together for a more connected and economically strong region.
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