The Congolese parliamentary mission to Kampala ended Monday, November 18. The deputies who took part in this 7-day mission submitted their report on Tuesday, November 19 to the President of the National Assembly, Vital Kamerhe. According to them, this mission was fruitful.
Diplomatic relations between Uganda and the DRC are eminently strategic given the extent of the border that the two countries share, explained Lambert Mende Omalanga who led the Congolese delegation.
At the end of this mission, the President of the Ugandan Parliament, Anita Annet Among, announced, via the Congolese delegation, to her counterpart Vital Kamerhe, that she will lead a mission to Kinshasa in the coming days to follow up on the discussions started with the Congolese parliamentary mission she received in Kampala.
The delegation of Congolese national elected officials also spoke with Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni who said he was very satisfied with this bridge established between the Parliaments of two countries.
Led by national deputy Lambert Mende Omalanga, this mission aimed to discuss with the Ugandan political authorities and the DRC-Uganda friendship group on the strengthening of constructive diplomacy for peace between these two African nations.
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