President Paul Kagame has received letters of credence from the newly appointed ambassadors of Oman and New Zealand to Rwanda, as the two countries seek to further strengthen bilateral relations with Kigali.
President Paul Kagame has called on young Rwandans to uphold the country's values and build on the progress achieved over the past three decades, saying the responsibility for safeguarding Rwanda's future now rests with the younger generation.
President Paul Kagame has called on young people to learn and use proper Kinyarwanda, saying preserving the language is essential to safeguarding Rwanda's culture and national identity.
President Paul Kagame has met with Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, for talks centred on strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing peace and security in the Great Lakes region.
President Paul Kagame on Saturday hosted Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, for high-level talks focused on strengthening bilateral relations and advancing regional peace and security.
Rwanda's Cabinet has approved the establishment of a national biodiversity conservation agency and endorsed a strategic investment in medicinal crop cultivation, highlighting the government's continued focus on environmental conservation, digital transformation and economic growth.
President Paul Kagame has met with the outgoing European Union (EU) Ambassador to Rwanda, Belén Calvo Uyarra, as she concludes her four-year diplomatic mission in the country.
President Paul Kagame and American philanthropist Bill Gates have discussed ways to strengthen cooperation between Rwanda and the Gates Foundation, with a focus on healthcare, agriculture, artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure.
President Paul Kagame has warned young people against drug abuse, saying they cannot effectively contribute to Rwanda’s development if their health and wellbeing are compromised.
President Paul Kagame has renewed accusations that the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has consistently supported the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), arguing that Kinshasa's alleged backing of the armed group has undermined repeated efforts to achieve lasting peace between the two neighbours.
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