This morning at Kisozi Farm, I bid farewell to H.E. Frederieke Quispel, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Uganda, who has concluded her tour of duty.
I thanked her for her contribution to strengthening Uganda-Netherlands relations, particularly the shift from traditional aid to trade and investment. I also encouraged her to continue mobilising more investors from the Netherlands and the European Union to take advantage of Uganda’s many opportunities.
I wish her good luck & God’s blessings in her future endeavours.
Be part of the thousands of Ugandans celebrating the birthday of the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. @mkainerugaba, while also recognizing Kazo District for overwhelmingly voting for President Yoweri Museveni.
The mega tree planting day will be May 7th, 2026.
On 7th May, we are planting trees in Kazo as a we celebrate the birthday of our General and also the overwhelming victory of 95.7% during the previous elections.
I have this morning arrived in Nairobi, Kenya, to attend the Africa We Build Summit 2026. The Summit brings together leaders from the public and private sectors to discuss practical ways of moving Africa’s infrastructure from priority to implementation.
I look forward to engaging with fellow leaders, investors, and partners on strengthening collaboration to accelerate infrastructure development for Africa’s socio-economic transformation.
This afternoon at Nakasero State Lodge, I received former Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, Chairman of the Board of Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, and his team. These groups support us through relevant science, packaging and financing, as well as advocacy.
Our discussion focused on key agricultural issues such as irrigation, improved seeds, fertiliser use and strengthening local seed systems to increase food security and household incomes.
On livestock, I informed them that in the past cattle moved long distances in search of water and pasture, which made disease control difficult. I requested support for research on animal feeds to address the challenges farmers are facing today.
I welcome their partnership.
William Ruto: President Museveni called me and said he wanted to buy 50 shares in the Kenyan pipeline and did not mind the price, President Museveni, Just as you invested in the pipeline, Kenya will invest in your refinery and in the shared future of our resources.
@KagutaMuseveni@AdamSsenyondo Research on animal feeds to address the challenges farmers are facing today is an excellent way of ensuring that farmers have access to the best solutions to the problems they face. It is good to know that you are always advocating for the people of Uganda.