The UKA (United Kingdom Alliance) leaders, who first convened on December 4, 2024, have successfully concluded their deliberations on December 11, 2024. The meeting, which brought together key decision-makers from across the country, resulted in several major resolutions aimed at strengthening the alliance’s organizational framework and strategic direction.
Approval of Organizational Structures
A significant outcome of the discussions was the approval of organizational structures at various levels within the UKA. These structures will span from the National to the Section levels, ensuring a robust and efficient management system. The structures approved include:
- National Level
- Provincial Level
- District Level
- Constituency Level
- Ward Level
- Section Level
These structures are designed to enhance coordination, improve decision-making processes, and ensure that the UKA is well-positioned to engage with local communities and national stakeholders effectively.
Approval of the UKA Roadmap for 2026
Another key decision made during the meeting was the approval of the UKA roadmap for the first quarter of 2026. This roadmap outlines the alliance’s key objectives and strategies for the upcoming years, focusing on national growth, community engagement, and sustainable development.
The roadmap emphasizes long-term goals and practical actions that will guide the UKA’s activities, ensuring that the alliance continues to play a vital role in shaping the country’s future. It includes initiatives that will address key issues in governance, economic development, and social welfare, aligning with the values and vision of the UKA.
Mr. Sam Chiti’s Contribution
Adding to the significance of the event, the UKA National Mobilisation Chairperson from Copperbelt Province, Mr. Sam Chiti, also joined the deliberations. His participation in the meeting underscored the importance of mobilization efforts at the grassroots level. His insights and leadership are expected to play a crucial role in driving the UKA’s objectives forward, particularly in ensuring that the alliance remains connected with communities across the nation.
As the UKA looks towards the future, these recent decisions reflect its commitment to strengthening its organizational capabilities and its readiness to execute its vision for a prosperous and united nation. The successful conclusion of these deliberations marks a crucial milestone in the UK’s development, with a clear roadmap and structures in place to lead the way.
