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  • Ambassador Lanier in Agoro Market, Northern Uganda Ambassador Lanier Visits Northern Uganda

    During Ambassador Lanier’s first substantive visit to Northern Uganda, he highlighted the importance of the U.S. Government’s commitment to sustainable economic recovery and development by inaugurating the Agoro market and grain storage facility.

  • Ambassador Jerry Lanier with members of the Press. Ambassador Lanier Holds Press Roundtable

    The U.S. Ambassador to Uganda, Jerry P. Lanier, held his first press roundtable with Ugandan journalists on February 4th at the U.S. Mission in Kampala.

  • Deputy Public Affairs Officer John Dunne plants a tree to support environmental awareness in rural Uganda. U.S. Mission Supports Environmental Literacy

    On January 22, Deputy Public Affairs Officer John Dunne delivered the keynote address at the closing ceremonies of the 2nd National Intergenerational Literacy Learners Conference in Uganda at Namasagali College in Kamuli district, Eastern Uganda.

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