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Members of Parliament on a tour in the laboratories

Members of Parliament Visit UVRI for Preside Project Assessment.

Mmebers of Parliament visited Uganda Virus Research Institute on Friday 15th April 2022 to ascertain progress of the vaccine development project and understand the capacity atained by the institution. The day started with a meeting in the library followed by a tour around the laboratories on campus.

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                            Members of Parliament in the Library with top management of UVRI and a team from the PRESIDE project.

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                             Members of parliament with UVRI management in the laboratory.