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Gen. Muhoozi, South Korea Defence Attaché Discuss Military Cooperation
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Gen. Muhoozi, South Korea Defence Attaché Discuss Military Cooperation

Watchdog Uganda about 13 hours 2 mins read

The Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba this afternoon met Colonel Kim Seha, Defence Attaché of the Republic of Korea to Uganda, alongside his secretary Ms Choi Yun-Mi, at SFC Headquarters.

In his remarks, the CDF welcomed Colonel Kim and reflected on the many years of Uganda-South Korea friendship.

He commended the Korean Armed Forces for their professionalism and advanced technology, noting that the partnership has moved beyond diplomatic courtesy into practical, everyday teamwork.

The CDF also reiterated Uganda’s strong consideration of opening a permanent mission in Seoul to deepen bilateral ties and drive defence modernisation.

A key highlight of the discussions was the expansion of cooperation into healthcare and medical training. South Korea is globally recognised for its cutting-edge medical technology, world-class hospital systems, advanced surgical techniques, and leadership in biomedical research and emergency battlefield medicine.

 

Recognising this expertise, the CDF welcomed deeper collaboration in the medical field as a natural extension of the bilateral partnership.

Colonel Kim Seha thanked the CDF for the warm reception and productive discussions. He specifically committed to coordinating the training of UPDF officers in medical-related courses, leveraging Korea’s advanced medical expertise to enhance the healthcare capabilities of Uganda’s armed forces. He also welcomed Uganda’s plans to open a permanent mission in Seoul, stating that it would significantly deepen the already strong bilateral relations between the two nations.

 

The meeting concluded with both sides reaffirming their commitment to expanding the partnership not only in defence and technology, but also in areas that directly impact the welfare of service personnel and national development.

The meeting was also attended by the UPDF Chief of Joint Staff, Lt Gen Jack Bakasumba.

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