His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq bid farewell to President Kagame and his delegation at Al Mamurah Palace, marking the conclusion of President Kagame’s two-day official visit.
This morning in Salalah, President Kagame visited the Museum of the Frankincense Land, located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Al Baleed Archaeological Park. President Kagame visited the two main exhibitions; the Maritime Hall, and the History Hall.
President Kagame then proceeded to the Razat Royal Farm, which is home to diverse livestock, horses, birds, and wildlife, alongside fruit and vegetable cultivation and rare trees, including the ancient Frankincense. The farm serves as a key agricultural production center and a public agri-tourism and educational hub.
📽️ Watch: the signing ceremony of 2 agreements and 6 MoUs between Rwanda and Oman:
🔽Agreement on Mutual Visa Exemption for Holders of Diplomatic, Special, and Service Passports
🔽Memorandum of Understanding on Political Consultations
🔽 Memorandum of Understanding in the Field of Labor
🔽Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation
🔽Memorandum of Understanding in the Field of Trade Cooperation and Investment Promotion
🔽Memorandum of Understanding for Cooperation in Logistics, Inland and Dry Port Development, and Supply Chain Services
🔽Memorandum of Understanding in the Field of Agriculture
🔽Strategic Partnership & Investment Activation Term Sheet
This evening at Amahoro Stadium, President Kagame attended the opening match day of the #CECAFAKagameCup2026, where Kenya's Gor Mahia F.C. @OfficialGMFC won against Rwanda's APR F.C. @aprfcofficial. Today's Group A fixtures marked the start of the 15-day regional tournament, which brings together 12 leading teams from 9 countries across the region. This marks the tournament's return to Rwanda for the first time since 2019.
Abaturage bo mu Ntara y'Amajyepfo bavuga ko gahunda yo kubaha amatungo magufi no kubashishikariza kwibumbira mu matsinda y’iterambere, byatanze umusaruro.
Abari basanzwe babayeho mu bukene ubu baravuga ko ayo matungo yababereye isoko y’iterambere abafasha kwihaza mu biribwa no kubona amafaranga. #RBAAmakuru
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It's not that "Rwanda could withdraw", it's that "Rwanda WILL withdraw" its troops from Mozambique, if sustainable funding is not secured for its counter-terrorism operations in Cabo Delgado. We didn't pay hundreds of millions of dollars and our RDF soldiers didn't pay the ultimate sacrifice to stabilize this region, allow IDPs to return home, children to go back to school, businesses to reopen, and mega investments in LNG to resume, just to see our valiant soldiers being constantly questioned, vilified, criticised, blamed or sanctioned by the very countries that greatly benefit from our intervention in Mozambique.
Indeed, we are ready to leave Mozambique, if our work and achievements are not appreciated.