The President of the Republic of Uganda Gen Yoweri Kaguta Museveni today held talks with the Vice President of United Republic of Tanzania Deogratius Ndejembi, at State House, Entebbe, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations and advancing joint development projects between the two neighbouring countries.
Vice President Ndejembi is in Uganda for a one-day working visit aimed at deepening cooperation between Uganda and Tanzania and reinforcing their longstanding partnership.
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During the meeting, the Tanzanian Vice President conveyed warm greetings from President Samia Suluhu Hassan to President Museveni and reaffirmed Tanzania’s commitment to strengthening relations with Uganda.
He noted that the two countries share common interests, development priorities and aspirations for regional prosperity, underscoring the importance of continued cooperation in advancing their mutual interests.
The two leaders emphasised the need for sustained engagement between their respective governments to ensure the timely implementation of strategic projects aimed at accelerating economic growth, strengthening regional integration and improving the livelihoods of their citizens.
President Museveni welcomed the visiting Tanzania Vice President and reaffirmed Uganda’s commitment to working closely with Tanzania to advance shared development priorities.
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He stressed the importance of continued dialogue and cooperation between the two governments in consolidating the longstanding relations between the neighbouring countries.
Uganda and Tanzania maintain strong historical ties and are strategic partners in regional trade, infrastructure development, energy cooperation and economic integration.
The meeting reaffirmed the commitment of both countries to deepen bilateral cooperation and pursue shared development objectives for the mutual benefit of their people.
The high-level bilateral talks took place on the sidelines of the Cultural Leaders Conference and Vice President Ndejembi delivered a special message from Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan.
The meeting focused heavily on regional infrastructure and energy partnerships.
Major key details including of bilateral cooperation between Uganda and Tanzania the implementation and construction progress of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), which spans from Hoima in Uganda to Chongoleani in Tanga in Tanzania.
The talks between the two leaders also centered on deepening cross-border investment, expanding trade, and strengthening economic ties between the neighboring countries.
The meeting was attended by a prominent Tanzanian delegation, including Tanzania Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Ngwaru Maghembe and the Managing Director of the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) Mussa Makame.
