By Juma Nsubuga
Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has arrived in Turkmenistan to represent President Museveni at the United Nations Conference on Landlocked developing countries taking place in the city of Awaza.
Nabbanja was received by the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet ministers of Turkmenistan Hojamyrat Geldimyradov at Turkmennistan international airport.
The 3rd United Nations Landlocked developing Countries Conference will address challenges faced by these countries and forge solutions towards unlocking their full potential towards equitable and prosperous nations.
“We have arrived safely in Awaza city. Am here to represent my principle president Museveni at a high level conference for landlocked countries which officially kicks off tomorrow. During the conference,we shall make sure that we put other heads together to find a solution for the problems affecting landlocked countries” Nabbanja said
Nabbanja who is the leader of government business in parliament also Kakumiro district MP is expected to deliver president Museveni’s message which also addressed by several heads of State of Landlocked countries that lack direct access to the sea.
The Conference is expected to address challenges faced by landlocked developing countries and forge solutions that unlock their full potential towards becoming equitable and prosperous nations.
Turkmenistan has a population of about 7 million people and was part of the former Soviet Union.
