Mugambage was speaking during the ceremony to commemorate the 24th Liberation, an event that was organized by the Rwanda High Commission in Uganda.
The envoy said that the relations between Rwandan and Uganda are considered in the same context of protecting and safeguarding shared interests.
“There are established frameworks and mechanism through which this objective is pursued,” he said.
Mugambage said, in the recent times, Rwanda used the same channels to raise concerns and respond to injustice faced by Rwandans living in Uganda.
“Rwanda has used the same channels to raise the concerns and called for immediate remedy to end multiple unjustified arrests and failure to notify the diplomatic representation of Rwanda in Uganda. The failure to investigate on incidents brought to their attention involving terrorism groups targeting Rwanda is condemned,” he said.
He urged that the existing frameworks should be used to investigate the cases.
“We shall continue to promote this process and make every effort to further strengthen our bilateral relations,” he promised.
Representing the Government of Uganda in the ceremony, the Minister of Public Service, Muruli Mukasa said that Uganda is ready to look into existing issues for better bilateral relations.
“Even when our respective citizens face some challenges, our two governments are committed to resolve them. We recognize the important role that the joint government commission has played in strengthening our bilateral cooperation,” he said.
The Ceremony was attended by Rwandans living in Uganda, Diplomatic corps and friends of Rwanda.
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