‘Irish engagement crucial to resolving Ugandan conflict’

The aid agency Concern has claimed that Irish engagement with the Ugandan Government is crucial to resolving the ongoing conflict in the country and providing aid to the poor.

The aid agency Concern has claimed that Irish engagement with the Ugandan Government is crucial to resolving the ongoing conflict in the country and providing aid to the poor.

Tom Arnold, the agency’s chief executive, told the Oireachtas foreign affairs committee today that Ireland should play a “leadership role” and involve the EU in the conflict resolution process in Uganda.

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