[PHOTOS]: Mudavadi plants trees at Brasilia City Park, Brazil

In Summary

•This was in line with the global call for a push in tree planting as a noble and treasured assignment in limiting the hazardous effects of global warming

•The park is named after Sarah Kubitscheck, wife of President Juscelina Kubitscheck founder of Brasilia

by MAGDALINE SAYA REPORTER

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03 January 2023 - 12:54

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Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi signed off his visit to Brazil by planting trees.

Mudavadi who was accompanied by his wife Tessie, planted the trees at Brasilia City Park in line with the global call for a push in tree planting as a noble and treasured assignment in limiting the hazardous effects of global warming.

The park is named after Sarah Kubitscheck, wife of President Juscelina Kubitscheck founder of Brasilia.

Also present were, Kenyan ambassador to Brazil Lemarron Kaanto, Federal District International Office Paula Azi, Deputy at the International Relations Office of the Federal District Government Emiliano Abreu and City Park Administrator Carlos Alberto Bouglex.

Mudavadi was in Brazil to attend the inauguration ceremony of Brazil’s newly elected President Lula da Silva.

He also on toured Juscelino Kubitscheck Memorial Museum on Saturday.

President Lula was inaugurated as 39th President of Brazil on January, 1, 2023.

The ceremony was held in the National Congress in Brasília, marking Lula's third successive reign.