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LONDON - Former Prime Minister, Amama Mbabazi, has implored Ugandans in the diaspora to cultivate a clear ideological stance and play an active role in protecting and promoting Uganda's image on the global stage.

Addressing NRM UK and Ireland branch Executive Committee on Monday in London, the former NRM Secretary General emphasised the need for unity within the branch, urging members to find ways to address internal controversies through open and constructive dialogue

Highlighting his role as the Chairperson of the African Global Security Foundation, Mbabazi underscored the need for dialogue and reassured members that any organisation that lacks the ability and capacity to resolve differences internally is doomed to fail.

Recognising the significance of peace and stability in fostering a conducive investment environment, Mbabazi urged the diaspora, particularly the youth and healthcare professionals, to embrace opportunities for skills exchange with Uganda.

He noted that the country's current peaceful climate presents numerous avenues for growth and development.

Addressing NRM UK and Ireland branch Executive Committee on Monday in London, the former NRM Secretary General emphasised the need for unity within the branch, urging members to find ways to address internal controversies through open and constructive dialogue.

The NRM UK chapter meet the former Premier at Uganda High Commission to deliver a ‘get well soon message’ from the branch. The purpose of the visit was to offer their best wishes as he recovers from a back ailment.

The meeting was met with warm appreciation from Mbabazi, who expressed his gratitude for the kind and timely gesture despite facing some opposition during his stay in London.

Mbabazi acknowledged the demonstrations held by five Ugandans in front of his hotel, recognising that not everyone wished him well.

He said his recovery was progressing steadily.

The meeting and subsequent engagement with Mbabazi served as a reaffirmation of the NRM UK and Ireland Branch's commitment to its mission and the promotion of unity and progress. diaspora and at home.

"We were honoured to visit Rt. Hon Amama Mbabazi and deliver our heartfelt get well soon message. His resilience and dedication to Uganda's progress continue to inspire us. We are grateful for his wise counsel, and we are committed to working together towards a united and prosperous NRM UK and Ireland Branch," the Chairman of NRM UK and Ireland branch, Allan Olara, said.