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- ' — w*~""" * THE REPUBUC OP UGANDA IERIAL No V.h:AASJ.lk.. KAMPALA: 6 t h May, 1976. Dear Mr. Prime Minister, I am very grateful for your letter of 20th April which the Acting High Commissioner delivered to me personally. I thank you for the keen interest you have always shown in the affairs of Uganda and indeed Africa's problems in general. The people of Uganda will always remember the positive con- tribution you made personally to improve our mutual relations. I have said several times that Uganda and Great Britain have had strong links for many years and it is our sincere wish that such friendly links and cooperation continue to thrive. I have already indicated to your Acting High Commissioner our desire to get from the U.K. experts, professors and doctors for Makerere University. I hope you will give favourable consideration to this request. I was, however, pleased to note that your Government agreed to assist us in placing our Military and Police Officers to some of the Staff Colleges. Arrangements are being made to utilise this kind offer. With regard to compensation question, I am pleased to inform you that the Committee I appointed to deal with this question is trying its best to sort out the matter as soon as possible. I have, however, been briefed by my Minister of Finance who is the Chairman of the Valuation Committee that there are certain important details which are still The Rt. Hon. James Callaghan, 10 Downing Street, L O N D O N .