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Korea association of Uganda in partnership with mother Korea embassy has donated Korea meals to ministry of health front-line officers manning covid 19 pandemic in Mulago and Entebbe to the tune of 400 boxes.
Dr. Okware Joseph director health service on behalf of health minister dr. Jane Aceng thanked Korean officials for the good gesture at this critical time.
“We appreciate Korea association for coming at time of need to support our medical team who are at the front-line covid fight. Korea food us very nutritious and build their body immunity. I challenge the general public to look out for Korea foods in restaurants in Kampala, “Okware said.
Korea embassy official who graced the ceremony at ministry of healthy Mr. Moon said Government of the Republic of Korea has provided about 6 Million USD so far on COVID-19 response for Uganda, and expects to increase more.
The details of the supports included as follows. K-walk through booths, Test Kit, PPE, Quarantine related products, Food and so on.
Also the Korean Government has supported 6 Million USD for refugees in Uganda including rapid response on Desert Locust crisis and 5,000 metric tons of rice through WFP.
In addition, the Korean Government provided 25 billion USD ODA support for Uganda in 2018. The Korean Government’s annual support is increasing for enhancing bilateral relationship.
Schedule;
31. August place Office of Prime minister, ground floor.
2. September place : Ministry of Health, Head Quarter.
This event is sponsored by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea and conducted by Korean Association.
You can get information of this event process by interviewing Mr. Moon and Ms yu.
Check also;
- Danish Government Donates Additional $1 Million To Ministry Of Health
- Prudential Uganda Donates UGX300 Million In Covid -19 Food Relief
- Busitema University Donates Hand Sanitizers To Fight COVID-19
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