Earlier today, Dr. Basil Ajer, Director Tourism at the ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities , urged Africa to “take a common direction,” noting that intra-African travel remains harder than travelling beyond the continent and calling for a round-table to unlock movement for the continent’s over 1.5 billion people.
Campaign Lead hon. Ras Mubarak emphasized Africa’s need to ease travel, boost tourism, create jobs and rely on its own market. The team was also commended by UTA and the Ghana Consulate for championing unity and promoting Uganda’s potential.
The delegation has departed for Mayuge for their meeting with President Yoweri Museveni who is currently on his campaign trail.