chairperson of the council of the republic natalia kachanova at a meeting with vice president of uganda jessica alupa. the african continent is developing rapidly and the ugandan market is interesting to our country. the country was offered to work more on the supply of goods, as well as in humanitarian and socio-economic terms. belarus is ready to accept young people for training, actively cooperate with women's organizations of the two states, all the details can be discussed during the visit of the ugandan delegation to our country. we invited them on an official visit to us because they are interested in cooperation with our country, they know about our belarus, they know about the achievements that our country has. we are ready to share technologies, supply our goods that are needed today for this country, but we are also interested, because alexander grigoryevich lukashenko, the president of our country, has repeatedly spoken about how we should work actively today with all countries in the world that are aimed at constructively cooperating with our country. today, the belarusian delegation too

jessica alupa. please, dear madam. your excellency, ms. valentina matviyenko, chairperson of the council of the federation, the federal assembly, distinguished delegates participants, ladies and gentlemen, i convey to you the greetings of your brother. development, global peace, social equality, empowerment women. ladies and gentlemen, the government of uganda is pleased to participate in today's dialogue. the russia- african women dialogue in the context of the high-tech era, security and development issues, this morning provided all participants. african and eurasian women with an opportunity to share experiences in the field of gender relations in the field of technology, which has a far-reaching impact on the lives of women and children. ladies and gentlemen, the government of uganda is formulating all programs and projects in order to take into account attention. how can we best use technology to avoid jeopardizing peace and security, how can we best address the growing digital divide between north and south and the gender digital div