Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni who serves as the Senior Presidential Advisor on Special Operations, has concluded his private four-day visit to Rwanda and highlighted that both countries’ relations are intact.
Gen Muhoozi arrived in Kigali on Saturday last week where he was received by Maj Gen Willy Rwagasana, Commander of the Republican Guard and Brig Gen Ronald Rwivanga, the Spokesperson of Rwanda Defence Force (RDF).
Following his arrival, Gen Muhoozi met with President Paul Kagame but topics of discussions were not disclosed to the public.
As he arrived in Uganda, Gen Muhoozi posted a message of his Twitter handle that he was very happy to be back home after another very successful stay to beautiful Rwanda.
Gen Muhoozi revealed that he was honoured to have more great discussions with President Kagame, whom he calls his uncle and asked God to bless Rwanda and Uganda.
“Uganda-Rwanda relations are now very strong indeed! God bless both brotherly countries,” he tweeted.
On Sunday, Gen Muhoozi participated in the bi-monthly Car Free Day along with President Kagame and Kigali City residents.
He was also seen with Kagame in his farm located in Kibugabuga of Bugesera District.
During his visit to Rwanda, Gen Muhoozi was accompanied by journalist Andrew Mwenda and others including Alexander Mukonzi, a son of his uncle Gen Salim Saleh.
Members of his delegation were gifted cows by Kagame at his farm in Bugesera.
Gen Muhoozi was also given cows by the Head of State during his recent visit to Rwanda in March 2022.
Gen Muhoozi has visited Rwanda three times this year. His mediation efforts saw the tensions that existed between Rwanda and Uganda for four years de-escalating.
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