Uganda has been elected to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Council for the 2025–2028 term. This reflects the country’s growing role in global aviation.
The election occurred during the 42nd ICAO Assembly session. Member states recognized Uganda’s contributions to civil aviation development and regulatory compliance. Officials said the position will allow Uganda to influence global aviation policies and strengthen international partnerships.
Experts noted that the council seat gives Uganda a chance to enhance its aviation sector, improve safety standards, and attract foreign investment. The government plans to use this platform to advance infrastructure projects and modernize air transport services nationwide.
Uganda’s election also shows its commitment to international cooperation in aviation. Authorities said they will participate actively in shaping policies that benefit both domestic and regional aviation development.
In conclusion, Uganda’s seat on the ICAO Council is a major milestone for its aviation sector and global standing. The government aims to use this opportunity to drive progress, maintain compliance with global standards, and foster international collaboration in civil aviation.
