IGAD Envoy, Ministers Discuss New 2026-2030 Uganda Cooperation Strategy
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) is launching a new 2026-2030 strategy to enhance cooperation with Uganda. The initiative focuses on regional peace, security, health, and economic integration by aligning with Uganda's national development plans.
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Strengthening regional partnerships is critical for stability and economic development in East Africa, particularly regarding conflict prevention and disaster preparedness.
KAMPALA — The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has announced plans to strengthen its cooperation with Uganda through a new 2026–2030 Country Strategy aimed at supporting national priorities in peace and security, economic cooperation, health and agriculture.
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