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In a heartwarming display of international camaraderie, Uganda’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs (International Affairs), Hon. Okello Henry Oryem, hosted envoys from Cuba and Russia, weaving threads of solidarity that could brighten Africa’s future. These meetings, held on February 20, 2026, underscored Uganda’s commitment to multilateral partnerships, echoing the spirit of unity that has long defined global progress.
Cuba’s Charge D’Affaires a.i., H.E. Juan Humberto Magas Pino, shared tales of Cuba-Africa ties, from supporting independence struggles to condemning apartheid. Oryem reaffirmed Uganda’s stand against the U.S. blockade on Cuba, applauding the 2024 Kampala Summit Declaration and UN resolutions on human rights. This exchange brings joy in recalling shared histories imagine the inspiration for Ugandan youth learning from Cuba’s resilience in healthcare and education.
Russia’s Ambassador, Amb. Vladlen Semivolos, invited Uganda to the upcoming World Public Summit–Africa in July 2026, promising collaboration in trade, energy, innovation, and education. For readers, this adds depth to Uganda’s foreign policy, opening doors to scholarships, tech transfers, and economic boosts amid global challenges. Value lies in opportunities: Ugandans can explore Russian scholarships via the embassy or Cuban medical training programs—contact details are on their websites. Joyfully, these alliances remind us that in a divided world, bridges of cooperation can lead to prosperity and peace. As Uganda steps forward, let’s embrace these ties for a brighter tomorrow
