China’s ambassador to Uganda, Zhang Lizhong, has confirmed an innovative partnership between Chinese experts and Ugandan engineers aimed at ensuring the seamless operation of 140 SUVs generously granted by China for the upcoming Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and G77+China summits.
In a joint effort, Chinese experts arrived in Uganda to collaborate closely with local engineers, initiating an intensive training program. The primary objective is to equip Ugandan drivers and maintenance personnel with the necessary skills to handle and upkeep the fleet of vehicles provided by China.
This joint initiative between Chinese experts and Ugandan engineers not only underlines the strength of our bilateral relations but also focuses on capacity-building within Uganda. It aligns with our commitment to ensure the success of these crucial summits.
The training sessions encompass various aspects of vehicle operation, maintenance protocols, and troubleshooting techniques. The aim is to transfer technical expertise and knowledge to Ugandan professionals, enhancing their capabilities and ensuring the optimal performance and longevity of the vehicles.
The 140 SUVs provided by China are pivotal for facilitating transportation logistics during the NAM and G77+China summits, which are set to bring together a diverse array of nations to address pressing global issues.
The joint efforts between Chinese experts and Ugandan engineers not only demonstrate the solidarity between the two nations but also exemplify a strategic partnership focused on sustainable development and mutual support, crucial in the lead-up to these important international gatherings.
