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Norway to close embassy in Uganda this month

Stephen Kalema by Stephen Kalema
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The Norwegian Embassy in Uganda has announced that it will officially close its doors at the end of this month. While this marks the end of a significant chapter in the bilateral relationship between Norway and Uganda, it does not signify the end of Norway’s commitment to development cooperation and engagement with Uganda.

In the weeks leading up to the closure, the embassy will highlight its major achievements and share unforgettable memories from its decades-long presence in the country.

The announcement, made through the embassy’s official X account, assures Ugandans and the international community that Norway’s dedication to fostering development and cooperation with Uganda remains steadfast.

“The Embassy will close its doors at the end of this month, but Norway development cooperation and engagement with Uganda will continue. Over the next couple of weeks, join us as we share some of our major achievements and unforgettable memories,” the post read.

The Norwegian Embassy has been pivotal in Uganda’s development landscape, contributing to various sectors including education, health, environment, and human rights. Norway’s development assistance has been instrumental in supporting Uganda’s efforts to achieve sustainable growth and improve the quality of life for its citizens.

One of the notable achievements of the embassy is its support for education initiatives. Through partnerships with local organizations and the Ugandan government, Norway has helped to improve access to quality education, particularly for girls and marginalised communities. This has included the construction of schools, provision of scholarships, and support for teacher training programs.

In the health sector, Norway has been a key partner in combating diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS. The embassy has provided funding for medical supplies, health infrastructure, and public health campaigns, significantly contributing to Uganda’s healthcare system.

Environmental conservation has also been a priority for the Norwegian Embassy. Norway has supported various projects aimed at protecting Uganda’s rich biodiversity and promoting sustainable use of natural resources. This includes initiatives to combat deforestation, promote renewable energy, and support community-based conservation programs.

Commitment to continue Beyond the Embassy

Even as the physical embassy prepares to close, Norway’s engagement in Uganda will persist through various development agencies and non-governmental organizations. The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) and other partners will continue to implement programs that align with Uganda’s national development plans.

Norway’s support for human rights and good governance will also continue, focusing on promoting democracy, transparency, and accountability. This ongoing commitment underscores the strong bilateral relationship that has been built over the years.

In the coming weeks, the embassy will take a nostalgic journey through its impactful presence in Uganda. Through a series of posts on social media, the embassy will share stories, photos, and testimonials that highlight the successes and memorable moments of its tenure. These reflections will celebrate the deep bonds of friendship and cooperation that have been forged between the two nations.

The embassy invites everyone to join in this retrospective celebration, appreciating the shared achievements and looking forward to continued collaboration. The closure of the embassy marks the end of an era, but the spirit of partnership and mutual support between Norway and Uganda remains as strong as ever.

As the embassy prepares to close its doors, it leaves behind a legacy of positive change and enduring friendship. The impact of Norway’s development assistance will continue to be felt in Uganda, ensuring that the seeds of progress sown over the years will continue to bear fruit.


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