Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo are holding high-level discussions to improve the capacity of an Ebola treatment center in Ar’u, DRC. The existing Congolese-run facility is reportedly struggling with limited resources, impacting its ability to manage the ongoing Ebola outbreak. Ugandan officials, including health and security personnel, are participating in the talks to explore joint management strategies. The collaboration aims to bolster the treatment center’s capabilities and address the growing needs of the Congolese population affected by the virus. Details of the specific support Uganda will provide have not yet been released. This initiative underscores the regional approach being taken to combat the spread of Ebola. The discussions signal a commitment to cross-border cooperation in public health emergencies.