Museveni receives credential letters from 3 new envoys

President Yoweri Museveni has received credentials of three newly appointed envoys to Uganda.

The separate ceremonies took place at State House Entebbe on Saturday.

Receiving letters of credence from the new envoy of Belgium to Uganda Ambassador Hugo Verbist, President Museveni welcomed the new envoy to Uganda and wished him a pleasant and productive tour of duty in the country.

Interacting with the new Cuban envoy Ambassador Antonio Luis Pubillones, President Museveni emphasized the need to revive the Cuba -Uganda projects especially in the Health sector.

The President also received credential letters from the USA envoy to Uganda Ambassador Deborah Malac.

The US envoy thanked President Museveni and the Government of Uganda for the medical assistance sent to Liberia at the time of Ebola out-break in that country.

New Cuban ambassador to Uganda, Antonio Luis Pubillones (C) and his wife toast with President Museveni after presenting his credentials at State House Entebbe on February 27, 2016.

New Belgian Ambassador to Uganda, Hugo Verbist meets with President Museveni at Entebbe after presenting his credentials

Belgian Ambassador to Uganda, Hugo Verbist shares a light moment with President Museveni

New Cuban ambassador to Uganda Antonio Luis Pubillones (C) and his wife have a toast with President Museveni

United States Ambassador to Uganda, Deborah Malac presents her credentials to President Museveni