Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali, conveyed his gratitude to President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda for hosting the 19th Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM).
Prime Minister Abiy made the remarks after meeting President Museveni in which he also acknowledged the significance of the summit in facilitating bilateral and regional deliberations.
“Thank you, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, for hosting the NAM Summit and for our bilateral and regional deliberations,” expressed Prime Minister Abiy in a twitter message that underscores the importance of collaborative efforts among member nations.
The 19th NAM Summit, held in Uganda, brought together leaders from diverse nations to discuss shared challenges, foster cooperation, and enhance understanding among participating countries. Prime Minister Abiy’s acknowledgment of President Museveni’s role in hosting the summit reflects the spirit of diplomatic goodwill and collaboration within the international community.
The message not only expresses gratitude for the hospitality extended by Uganda but also underscores the value of the summit as a platform for constructive discussions on regional and global issues. The NAM Summit serves as an opportunity for leaders to engage in dialogue, address common concerns, and strengthen diplomatic ties.
The bilateral and regional deliberations mentioned by Prime Minister Abiy signify the importance of these diplomatic engagements in addressing shared challenges and promoting regional stability. As leaders engage in discussions beyond the formal summit proceedings, it highlights the commitment to finding practical solutions to regional issues.
The relationship between Ethiopia and Uganda, as reflected in the appreciation expressed by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali, emphasizes the significance of diplomatic ties and collaborative efforts in fostering peace, stability, and mutual development.
