Security and Trade Top Agenda as Uganda-DRC Joint Permanent Commission Opens
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9th Uganda-DRC Joint Permanent Commission Opens in Kampala to Bolster Security and Trade Cooperation
KAMPALA — Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have opened the 9th Session of the Uganda-DRC Joint Permanent Commission (JPC) in Kampala, with officials from both countries focusing on strengthening security cooperation, trade, infrastructure development, energy integration, and regional stability. The three-day high-level meeting, running from May 8 to 10 at Mestil Hotel, follows a February 2026 midterm review held in Mpondwe that …
Security and trade top agenda as Uganda-DRC joint permanent commission opens
Uganda and the DRC have opened the ninth Joint Permanent Commission session in Kampala to fast-track agreements on security, trade, and regional infrastructure. KAMPALA — Security and trade top the agenda as the ninth session of the Uganda-Democratic Republic of Congo Joint Permanent Commission opened in Kampala today, with both nations moving to fast-track the implementation of strategic bilateral agreements. The high-level meeting at Hotel Mes…
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