“We will maintain our relationship with Russia, and we will remain engaged. We are not going to get distracted,” Hon. Kiwanuka said.
He described Uganda-Russia relations as longstanding and strong, citing the cordial ties that have continued to define the bilateral relationship over the years.
He expressed Uganda’s openness to mutually beneficial business opportunities and cooperation with Russia, particularly in areas of shared interest.
The meeting was attended by the Under Secretary for Finance, Mrs Edith Buturo; the Chief of Joint Staff, Lt Gen Jack Bakasumba; Russian cooperation representative Dmitrii Ivanov; and other officials from the two sides.
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