Uganda showcases investment opportunities in China as embassy and consulate mark 64th independence anniversary
The Chief Guest, Hu Changchun, the Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa at China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, delivered a keynote address, highlighting the importance of engagement and cooperation between Uganda and China.
Uganda’s Ambassador to China Oliver Wonekha (3rd from left) and Ugandans living in China for a picture during the celebration to mark Uganda's 64th anniversary. (Courtesy photos)
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Ugandan diplomats used the 64th Independence Anniversary celebrations in Beijing to strengthen economic diplomacy, deepen bilateral relations with China and position Uganda as an attractive destination for investment, trade and tourism.
The Embassy of the Republic of Uganda, Beijing, and the Consulate General of the Republic of Uganda, in Guangzhou, jointly hosted a reception on October 17, at the China World Summit Wing Hotel in Beijing, bringing together members of the diplomatic corps, senior Chinese Government officials, the Ugandan diaspora and private sector representatives from Uganda and China to celebrate Uganda’s independence, a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said.
The theme underscores Uganda’s ambition to accelerate economic transformation by mobilising investment, expanding productive capacity and strengthening strategic partnerships.
The Chief Guest, Hu Changchun, the Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa at China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, delivered a keynote address, highlighting the importance of engagement and cooperation between Uganda and China.