Museveni: In the Middle East, countries are destroyed by Rubbish, tells Afro Arab Youth Council @SHE

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  • “PROMOTE POLITICS OF INTEREST FOR STABILITY” - PRESIDENT
    MUSEVENI URGES AFRO-ARAB YOUTH COUNCIL MEMBERS
    H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has appealed to the members of the Afro-
    Arab Youth Council to promote politics of interest in order to maintain
    peace and stability among member countries.
    “As a powerful youth group, you should strengthen that idea and spread
    it,” he said.
    President Museveni made the remarks today while meeting a delegation
    from the Afro-Arab Youth Council at State Lodge-Nakasero.
    The President said unlike politics of interest, the politics of identity which
    is mostly based on tribes and religions is counterproductive, diversionary
    and at most times, it's the cause of political instability in countries.
    “When I went to Sudan, I told them that they are going to destroy their
    country because of different ideas. There's no Islamic hunger and
    Christian hunger. If you are hungry, you are hungry. I told them to look at
    people's needs instead of identity. Now Sudan is being destroyed
    because of wrong ideas. A country like Lebanon was destroyed and sub-
    divided over religious differences,” he explained.
    H.E Museveni revealed that in 1962, Uganda faced the same problem of
    identity whereby no political party could get majority vote in elections
    because all of them had been formed based on religions and tribes.
    However, President Museveni was happy to note that Uganda managed
    to overcome the wrong Ideology because the country had enough time
    to debate and discuss on how to balance the right ideas.
    “For instance, we have a three-language policy, we can use English in
    the offices, but we also use Swahili as a regional language and in the
    districts, they use their indigenous languages; so you will not get a
    problem that our language is being suppressed,” he noted.
    “What is important is interest not identity because Ideology is like
    medicine. When you look at a patient, you must diagnose his sickness, if
    you don't get the correct diagnosis, there's no way you can get a correct
    prescription,” he added.
    President Museveni further urged the youth to act as advocates and
    connect African and Arab countries to cooperate in areas of business.
    He also pledged support to the Afro-Arab Youth Council to ensure that
    they set up their International Headquarters in Ssisa- Nakawuka.
    “As your Patron and chief fundraiser, I will write to member countries for
    contributions,” the President assured.
    The Afro-Arab Youth Council president, Dr. Abdul Haddi Lahweeji
    informed President Museveni that as a youth organisation, they aim at
    preserving peace and Independence of member states as well as
    improve the lives of people socially and economically.
    “This Council is the bridge between the Arab world and African
    countries, and we want African youth to know that the future of Africa is
    within their hands,” said Dr. Haddi.
    “Two thirds of Arabs are in Africa and our major mission is the joint
    cooperation of the Afro-Arab people and through you Your Excellency,
    we want to participate in the Arab-Africa summit that is going to take
    place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. As the Patron of the council, you are the
    voice of these youth in the Arab world and Africa and yesterday Your
    message was very clear to the youth, it was about Education, skills
    development, Ideology and good behaviour,” he added.
    Dr. Haddi further requested that during the summit, the organisers permit
    them to have a side summit for the youth.
    In response, President Museveni assured the delegation that he will
    write to the government of Saudi Arabia to grant them permission.
    Dr. Haddi on the other hand told the President that they were designing
    a number of developmental programs with the Ministry of Gender,
    Labour and Social Development to support the youth and girl child in
    Uganda.
    “We are also organising a caravan where we are going to come and
    provide scholastic materials to the children because primary education is
    very important for the development of the country. We are coordinating
    businesspeople to provide about 50,000 school bags for school children
    in Uganda. In that caravan we also plan to mobilise specialised doctors
    from different countries to carry out a medical camp.”
    He also thanked President Museveni for his continued support and
    guidance towards the organisation.
    The meeting was attended by; Dr Abbas Agaba, the Afro-Arab Youth
    Council Secretary General, Hon. Amina Hilmi, the Deputy Secretary
    General, Hon. Ebenezer Oyetakin, Chairperson Audit and Advisory
    Committee, Hon. Alfred Muzawake, Coordinator Southern Africa, Hon.
    Lisper Machoka, Coordinator Eastern Africa, Dr. Ibrahim Ssali, Moroccan
    Consulate in Uganda, Ms. Priscilla Manganyi, among other delegates.

Komentáře • 23

  • @georgekakembo4859
    @georgekakembo4859 Před 11 měsíci +5

    My mwalim,I don't think I will ever get tired listening to you, God blessed you with wisdom, knowledge and understanding. U have shared ur expertise with however wanted to listen or learn. The insane are left grumbling.

  • @joselando-wh8ne
    @joselando-wh8ne Před 11 měsíci +2

    .....Africa only needs volunteers to come and show us the skills....so Africans can take the lead to overcome... and fix...

  • @IvanwillyEsabu-xq4pt
    @IvanwillyEsabu-xq4pt Před 11 měsíci +1

    Yeah I respect the speech but put in action to improve on skills and abilities to mandatory

  • @achennancy3130
    @achennancy3130 Před 11 měsíci

    That's my museveni papa,all the best in good and bad

  • @sserungayanadiah9768
    @sserungayanadiah9768 Před 11 měsíci

    حوييه hahahahahaah. My jajja now Speaking Arabic. شكرن مديرو.

  • @serwaddapeter1378
    @serwaddapeter1378 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Da Bible tell telling us to respect our presidents

  • @moseskazungu1158
    @moseskazungu1158 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Museveni abo Abawarabu obusawo bwabwe babutwale ewabwe tomala gakiriza mbu okuwa abantu bo obujanjabi.tobikiriza simanyi bavude mumawanga gabawarabu Italy France ebyo nawe obikiriza? Batwalize muli.

  • @mathaa719
    @mathaa719 Před 11 měsíci

    The problem we face in Arab countries is the language barrier

  • @EileenBarkerFrancis-rb2qb
    @EileenBarkerFrancis-rb2qb Před 11 měsíci +6

    They have never had respect for black people or Africa❤

    • @binyuronald6700
      @binyuronald6700 Před 11 měsíci

      Even Africans see no respect, or value in their own identity.
      Our so called educated despise their own image and embrace foreign ones. Someone would rather have 5 European, or Arabic names than being proud of their own. Mental slavery is still Africa's number one enemy. We are killing each over foreign beliefs, and stay devided by tribalism a cross the continent, which gives external parasites a soft ground to exploit and enslave us. So sad.

    • @stephanieadams9702
      @stephanieadams9702 Před 11 měsíci

      Who would respect you unconditionally - the White Christian Missionaries?

    • @ramlamm
      @ramlamm Před 11 měsíci

      Ndaba ne m7 tayagala basilamu 😢😢nga abajjojjobya nga abasse nga abasibye makomera nga abatulugunyiza humm olaba asiba bwana butto

    • @stephanieadams9702
      @stephanieadams9702 Před 11 měsíci

      @@ramlamm sorry I don’t understand. Write English. I’m sure the Christian missionary thought you how to read and write in English.

  • @stephanieadams9702
    @stephanieadams9702 Před 11 měsíci

    Why is he behaving like a king ?

  • @RashidAbdul-dw6vq
    @RashidAbdul-dw6vq Před 11 měsíci

    We are tied of that Mzee👭🐿️🐿️

    • @serwaddapeter1378
      @serwaddapeter1378 Před 11 měsíci +2

      God bless our president and his family

    • @doreenkahunde3186
      @doreenkahunde3186 Před 11 měsíci +1

      You are the one who is tired ,speak for your self .NOT WE ?????

    • @ramlamm
      @ramlamm Před 11 měsíci

      Wabula abwo bukabanu abunyarwanda bwatunyiwanyiwa ddaaaa rwakuba butwesubyeko wabula one day bujja kudda ewabwe erwanda byebatukozze bimalaaa

    • @kwizeracharles4086
      @kwizeracharles4086 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@ramlammcreate peace my sister, am a Ugandan, but I lived in Rwanda for some period, but Rwanda is mixed with Ugandan, should they also come back in Uganda, my sister? love you