On October 20, Ambassador Wu Guangrong met with Mr. Su, a Chinese national who had previously received assistance from the Chinese Embassy in Uganda. Ministor Counsellor Fan Xuecheng and Attaché Yi Xinwei were also present.

In February 2025, Mr. Su, who had lived and worked in Uganda for many years, fell seriously ill and found himself in extremely difficult circumstances, with no financial means to support himself. He subsequently sought assistance from the Embassy. Consular officials promptly received him and provided warm and attentive assistance, helped him obtain emergency travel documents to return to China, and actively coordinated with the Fujian Chamber of Commerce to secure financial support, enabling him to return home successfully for medical treatment.Upon returning to Uganda this time, Mr. Su made a special visit to the Embassy to express his sincere gratitude and presented a commemorative banner in appreciation of the assistance he had received.

Mr. Su said that living in a foreign country had given him an even deeper appreciation of the fact that an increasingly strong motherland is the most solid source of support for Chinese nationals overseas, and that Chinese embassies are a warm home away from home for overseas Chinese. He explained that the sole purpose of his special trip was to express his heartfelt gratitude to the Chinese Embassy in Uganda and the Fujian Chamber of Commerce.

Ambassador Wu inquired in detail about Mr. Su’s recovery and expressed concern for his work and living conditions. He reaffirmed that the Embassy would continue to uphold the principle of “diplomacy for the people” and translate the care and concern of the Party and the government for Chinese nationals overseas into concrete action.