Speakers Among, Tayebwa Assesses Munyonyo Resort Ahead of January Summits

Uganda’s Speaker of Parliament, Anita Annet Among, alongside Deputy Speaker Rt Hon. Thomas Tayebwa, and a team comprising the national organizing committee and technical staff, conducted a thorough inspection of the ongoing construction works at Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort. The visit aimed to evaluate the progress in preparation for the upcoming CSPOC, NAM, and G77 conferences scheduled for next year.

During the guided tour, Speaker Among expressed confidence in the development of the premises, emphasizing her belief that the resort will offer an exceptional environment for hosting successful and impactful events. She highlighted the importance of these international conferences and the role they play in fostering meaningful dialogues and collaborations on a global scale.

“Uganda stands ready to welcome and host the delegates attending these conferences, showcasing our unwavering commitment to promoting international dialogue and collaboration,” Speaker Among stated, underlining the country’s dedication to facilitating constructive discussions among participating nations.

The assessment of the Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort aimed to ensure that the venue meets the highest standards required for hosting such significant gatherings. The Speaker praised the efforts of the organizing committee and the technical team, acknowledging their dedication to ensuring that the facilities align with the needs of the upcoming conferences.

The Commonwealth Resort, situated in a picturesque location in Uganda, is anticipated to provide an ideal backdrop for the events, offering not only a conducive setting but also reflecting the rich cultural heritage and warm hospitality of the nation.

The CSPOC (Commonwealth Speakers and Presiding Officers Conference), NAM (Non-Aligned Movement), and G77 conferences hold substantial importance in the global diplomatic sphere, providing platforms for discussions on critical issues affecting member nations.

Speaker Among’s visit to assess the ongoing construction works signifies Uganda’s proactive approach and readiness to play host to these prestigious gatherings, demonstrating the country’s commitment to facilitating dialogue, cooperation, and understanding among nations.

As preparations continue, Uganda eagerly awaits the arrival of delegates, poised to showcase its cultural diversity, hospitality, and dedication to promoting international cooperation. The assessment at Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort stands as a testament to Uganda’s efforts to ensure a successful and impactful series of conferences that will foster greater collaboration and understanding among participating nations.