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The congratulatory luncheon, held on 18 July 2026, celebrated the graduates' academic achievements and recognised the growing educational partnership between Uganda and Russia.

The graduates completed studies in a wide range of strategic disciplines, including Medicine, Endocrinology, International Relations, Physics, Biotechnology, Fine Arts, Mathematics and Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Security, Finance, Business Management, Mechatronics, Robotics and Electrical Engineering.

Others specialised in highly technical fields such as Aircraft Engineering, Aircraft Engines, Aircraft Construction, Aviation Engineering and Sustainable Chemistry for Energy Technologies, equipping them with expertise expected to contribute to Uganda's industrialisation, innovation and human capital development.

The Embassy congratulated the graduates on reaching this important milestone and encouraged them to apply the knowledge and skills acquired in Russia to support Uganda's national development.

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