Uganda and Denmark have discussed strengthening their bilateral relations and exploring new areas of cooperation following a meeting between State Minister for Internal Affairs Juma Witonze Kisekka and the Danish Ambassador to Uganda, H.E. Signe Winding Albjerg.

Kisekka received Ambassador Albjerg for a courtesy visit during which the two officials held discussions on enhancing relations between the two countries and identifying opportunities for further collaboration.

In a statement following the meeting, Kisekka described the discussions as fruitful, noting that they focused on strengthening the existing bilateral relationship and exploring new areas of cooperation for the mutual benefit of Uganda and Denmark.

The meeting reflects the two countries' continued engagement in advancing diplomatic relations and identifying opportunities to deepen cooperation in areas of shared interest.

Uganda and Denmark maintain diplomatic relations, with their cooperation providing a foundation for engagement on bilateral and international issues. Further collaboration could create opportunities to strengthen ties between the two countries and expand areas of mutual interest.

The courtesy visit comes as Uganda continues to engage with international partners to strengthen diplomatic relations, promote cooperation and advance its development priorities.

The meeting concluded with a shared interest in further strengthening the relationship between Uganda and Denmark, according to Kisekka's statement.