Mr. Muhumuza

Mr. Muhumuza

Uganda
12
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11
Meetings
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Speeches

UGA A/78/PV.91 June 19, 2024

HIV is a relentless global health challenge that continues to impact millions of lives. Today I am honoured to address the General Assembly on Uganda’s ongoing efforts and achievements in this fight. I would like to thank and acknowledge the insights and recommendations in the latest report on this…

UGA A/78/PV.77 May 2, 2024

I take the floor in the capacity of Chair of the Group of 77 (G-77) and China. The G-77 and China obviously welcomes the adoption of the resolution on global health and foreign policy (resolution 78/280), which was extensively negotiated. It is our firm belief that the process was comprehensive and…

UGA A/78/PV.60 March 5, 2024

First and foremost, I thank the President for having convened this debate. I have the honour to deliver this statement on behalf of the Republic of Uganda, but, first, let me align my delegation with the statement delivered by the representative of Pakistan on behalf of the Organization of Islamic C…

UGA A/78/PV.31 Nov. 9, 2023

While congratulating all the members that have been elected, I wish to seek some clarification, because, as I understand it, we have had one round of voting in the General Assembly, and there were quite a number of rounds in the Security Council. Article 8 of the Statute of the International Court …

UGA A/78/PV.21 Oct. 30, 2023

I have the honour to deliver this statement on behalf of the African States parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). The International Criminal Court was created in 1998 with the legitimate ambition to bring to justice the perpetrators of the most serious crimes that a…

UGA A/73/PV.64 Dec. 21, 2018

I agree that what has just been said was quite a mouthful, and I am not going to make it any easier. I just thought that, as a way of making proper use of our time, and for efficiency  — and I specifically wanted to say this before the beginning of the elections was announced, otherwise I would not…

UGA A/72/PV.51 Nov. 13, 2017

I should like to thank you, Sir, for this opportunity. Not to prolong the process, but I thought that we could probably use an explanation as to the issue of abstentions and how it affects the absolute majority, because it remains the same even when the number of voters is reduced or changes in one …

UGA A/66/PV.87 Dec. 22, 2010

Like other Member States that have withdrawn candidatures, Uganda has sent a note to the Secretariat that we had thought would have been communicated to the General Assembly. That letter informed the Secretariat of Uganda’s withdrawal of the candidature of Mr. Daniel David Ntanda Nsereko. Neverthele…

UGA A/65/PV.69 Dec. 20, 2010

Maybe someone else could have a different take on it, but I do not know whether it is satisfactory. Some of us in the plenary are not members of the Second Committee and we may not necessarily be familiar with what goes on in the Second Committee and its traditions. So, maybe we need somebody who is…

UGA A/65/PV.69 Dec. 20, 2010

I think that something has been lost in translation. Mr. President, you seemed to have mentioned that the Second Committee adopted the resolution without a vote, but the English version of your notes says that “the Second Committee adopted it”. We do not know whether that was without a vote or with …

UGA A/65/PV.41 Oct. 29, 2010

I join other speakers before me in expressing my delegation’s condolences to the Governments of Barbados and Argentina during this time of great loss to their nations. Uganda is humbled by the words of gratitude expressed by various delegations concerning our hosting of the first Review Conference …

UGA A/61/PV.2 Sept. 13, 2006

My delegation wishes to register its support for the decision of the President, which is clearly in line with General Assembly resolution 2758 (XXVI) of 1971 on the question of China’s representation in the United Nations.