The Minister of Defence and Veteran Affairs Wants Peace in Karamoja region

The Minister of Defence and Veteran Affairs,Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja has brought up as upon stakeholders to work on towards achieving long lasting peace at intervals the Karamoja region.

“We ar all too aware that for the military strategy to realize things of this kind, all different components yet as social control agencies and civic components ought to be in place and doing their work,” Ssempijja same.

Ssempijja was speaking at a gathering he command with MPs from Karamoja region, that was command at the ministry’s of headquarters, Mbuya.

He noted that whereas the govt. has extended style of programmes to spice up the social economic transformation of the people of the Karamoja community, these ways that haven’t been altogether implemented that’s guaranteed to upset the military effort.

The Minister for Karamoja Affairs, Dr Maria Goretti Kitutu fixed the key ministries of Defence, Works and Transport, Water and Karamoja Affairs to need the lead and lean priority in guaranteeing that peace is achieved at intervals the aims of the demobilisation programme.

Kitutu urged the implementers of the Parish Development Model to rate Karamoja region and brought up as upon Members of Parliament to support the initiative.

The Chief of Defence Forces, data Wilson Mbadi same the meeting was aimed toward reviewing what the UPDF has achieved and what they are presently doing at intervals the demobilisation operation codenamed ‘Usalama Kwa Wote’ that’s aimed toward calming the Karamoja region and guaranteeing that long lasting peace is achieved and sustained.

Various MPs and leaders from Karamoja region same they are committed towards supporting the UPDF in its efforts of demobilisation and achieving long lasting peace in their region.

The Minister of Defence and Veteran Affairs aim at bring peace only,  while speaking  to the leaders of the region Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja has brought up as upon stakeholders to work on towards achieving long lasting peace at intervals the Karamoja region