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Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Walter Kansteiner Visits Uganda



From left, Assistant Secretary Kansteiner and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni From left, Assistant Secretary Kansteiner and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni
(From left)  Former Assistant Secretary Kansteiner and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni (From left)  Former Assistant Secretary Kansteiner and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni
     
From left, Assistant Secretary Kansteiner, Ugandan Defense Minister Amama Mbabazi, and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni From left, Ugandan Minister of Education Kiddu Makubuya, U.S. Ambassador Jimmy Kolker, Assistant Secretary Kansteiner, and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni
(From left) Former Assistant Secretary Kansteiner, Ugandan Defense Minister Amama Mbabazi, and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni (From left) Ugandan Minister of Education Kiddu Makubuya, U.S. Ambassador Jimmy Kolker, Former Assistant Secretary Kansteiner, and Ugandan President Y.K. Museveni
    

Walter H. Kansteiner III, U.S. Former Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, visited Uganda on March 4-5, 2003.  He met President Museveni and discussed with him bilateral relations and regional security issues.  This was Kansteiner's first visit to Uganda, and was undertaken in conjunction with his travel to Nairobi and Dar-es-Salaam to open the new U.S. Embassies in those capitals.  


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