Germany, Berlin — The Embassy of the Republic of Uganda in Berlin hosted celebrations to mark Uganda’s 63rd Independence Anniversary on 25 th October 2025 under the theme, A reason to double our efforts in sustaining a united and progressive nation’’..
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The Ugandan Ambassador to Germany, Stephen Mubiru, applauded the long-standing bilateral relations between Uganda and Germany, describing them as a model of mutual cooperation and development.
“ Ambassador Mubiru commended the partnership between the two nations, highlighting the continued collaboration”
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Speaking during Uganda’s Independence Day celebrations held for Ugandan citizens living in Germany on Saturday, Ambassador Mubiru commended the partnership between the two nations, highlighting the continued collaboration in areas such as trade, technology transfer, and climate change.
Mubiru extended his gratitude to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for his exemplary leadership and commitment to maintaining peace and stability in Uganda, noting that this has fostered stronger ties with international partners, including Germany.
NRM Achievements
He emphasized that the peace and freedom ushered in by the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government since its liberation in 1986 have created an enabling environment for cooperation between Uganda and other nations.
German’s contribution
Mubiru further acknowledged the contribution of the Federal Republic of Germany to Uganda’s development through various bilateral programs aimed at promoting economic growth, environmental sustainability, and technological advancement.
In his remarks, Uganda’s Ambassador to Germany, H.E. Stephen Mubiru, gave an overview of Uganda’s journey for the last 63 years. He specifically highlighted the country’s progress, in the period of NRM leadership, which has translated into socio-economic development, as evidenced from indicators such as the increased life expectancy, literacy and economic growth rate, reduced infant mortality rates, resulting from investments in infrastructure, social services and among others.
The Diaspora
Regarding the diaspora, Ambassador Mubiru commended their contributions in academia, business, arts, regular remittances which not only strengthen Uganda’s image abroad but also drive the nation’s progress. He urged them to continue engaging with Uganda’s development agenda, to invest, to innovate, and to bring skills and experiences home.
Guests enjoyed a lively display of Ugandan culture exhibited through traditional music, dance, and cuisine, reflecting the nation’s rich heritage and diversity. The celebration served as a platform to deepen people-to-people connections and enhance friendship between Uganda, Germany, and the wider international community.
