The Parliamentary Appointments committee has approved the state minister for International Affairs Okello Oryem while the other appointed ministers  Ismael Orot  designated for minister of state for works  and Harriet Ntabazi  who was designated as the minister of state for industry still have their fate unknown since the committee did not interface with them though they were invited.

Sources reveal that Harriet Ntabazi and Ismael Orot only submitted their academic papers and birth certificates to the appointment committee chaired by the speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga but their fate was not decided on.

Orot said that he submitted his academic papers in their order as required by the committee and he is waiting the appointments committee decision.

The designated minister of state for international Affairs Okello Oryem then warned Ugandans not to attempt going  to the middle East countries for jobs which are not professional in nature. Soon after been vetted by the parliamentary appointments committee Oryem  said they have discovered that the manner in which Ugandan girls and boys are treated in the countries is not conducive.  He says that government will communicate if the working environment for workers like maids and cleaners improve in the Middle East Countries.

On Ugandan embassies and missions abroad Oryem says that they are now in better conditions than before since most of them were renovated. He however, stated that those embassies will continue to be with few staff due to small resource envelop the ministry of foreign Affairs is facing. Oryem further says that Ugandan troops will not return to South Sudan for peace keeping despite new fresh fighting in this country and added that the force can only be sent if there is a genocide.