By Nicholas Wassajja
The government of Uganda is yet to sign a bi-lateral agreement with the federal government of Nigeria to promote tourism and good communication links within the two states.
The minister of state for regional affairs, Asuman Lukwago, said that they are considering a number of reforms to undertake in ensuring that the tourism industries of both countries develop.
“we are considering a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to improve communication and joint tourism between Uganda and Nigeria, to see to it that we both have a robust industry attracting tourists across the globe because we have the potential,” Lukwago said.
The government of Uganda is yet to sign a bi-lateral agreement with the federal government of Nigeria to promote tourism and good communication links within the two states.
The minister of state for regional affairs, Asuman Lukwago, said that they are considering a number of reforms to undertake in ensuring that the tourism industries of both countries develop.
“we are considering a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to improve communication and joint tourism between Uganda and Nigeria, to see to it that we both have a robust industry attracting tourists across the globe because we have the potential,” Lukwago said.
Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Uganda Ambassador, Cornelius Omolade Oluwateru and State Minister for Foreign Affairs (Regional Affairs) Asuman Kiyingi with other ambassadors cutting the cake to commemorate Nigeria's 54 years of independence at Plot 8 Mackinnon Road Nakasero Kampala on October 2, 2014. Photo/Tony Rujuta
The remarks were made Thursday night during celebrations to mark Nigeria’s 54 years of independence at the residence of the Nigerian high commissioner in Kampala.
