Foreign policy and regional stability in East aAfrican Community: An analysis of Uganda’s role in regional stability

dc.contributor.authorShibbah Natasha Kyabagye
dc.date.accessioned2026-08-04T08:22:40Z
dc.date.available2026-08-04T08:22:40Z
dc.date.issued2026-05-08
dc.descriptionUndergraduate
dc.description.abstractThisresearchpaperinvestigatedtherelationshipbetweenforeignpolicyandregionalstabilityin Furthermore, Ugandawillachieveregionalintegrationthrougheconomicinterdependenceand contributionmadebysecuritypoliciesintheattainmentofregionalstabilitywithintheEAC, and policiesinEACwillfacilitatecooperationinsecurity, intelligence, and peacekeeping. Other recommendations includedincreasingintelligencesharing, jointtraining,andborder Finally, recommendationsfromtheresearchincludetheneedforimproveddiplomaticrelations diplomaticpoliciesintheattainmentofregionalstabilitywithintheEAC, to establish the study concentrated on the following objectives: to examine the extent ofthe contribution made by was done through interviews and questionnaires, andbothpurposiveandsimplerandomsampling Across-sectionalsurveydesignwasappliedinthecarryingoutofthisresearch. Data collection todeterminethecontributionmadebytradepoliciesintheattainmentofregionalstabilityinthe within the EastAfrican Community through diplomatic relations, security cooperation, and EAC. methods were employed. Atotalnumberof133employeesandtopmanagementoftheMinistry of Foreign Affairs were involved in this study. economicpolicies.Diplomaticdialogue,mediation,andinvolvementinvariousEACforumswill tradeliberalization,whichwilldecreasetheriskofconflictsandsustainregionalstability. theEACthroughtheanalysisoftheinvolvementofUgandainensuringregionalstability.This TheresearchfindingshaveindicatedthatUgandaisveryimportantinensuringregionalstability ensurepeace,cooperation,anddecision-making.Ontheotherhand,commonforeignandsecurity byfosteringdialogues,improvingitscapacityinmediationandconflictprevention,aswellasthe incorporationofitsdiplomaticandsecuritypoliciestopromoteregionalsecuritycooperation. management,aswellaseconomicdiplomacythroughtradefacilitationandeconomicagreements.
dc.identifier.urihttps://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12311/3484
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherUganda Christian University
dc.titleForeign policy and regional stability in East aAfrican Community: An analysis of Uganda’s role in regional stability
dc.typeDissertation

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