In the last 3 weeks, MBRP has registered:
⬆️ 50% growth in projects
⬆️ 47% growth in projected jobs
⬆️ 7% growth in projected investments
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Today, PM Dr. Ngirente Edouard officially launched the second phase of the Economic Recovery Fund (ERF 2).
During the ceremony, he commended the fund's role in its first phase, supporting the recovery efforts of the national economy that was severely hit by Covid-19.
The second Phase of ERF will provide funding to Made in Rwanda priority sectors in manufacturing such as construction material, agro processing, textiles and light manufacturing,
Happening: The dissemination of the second phase of the Economic Recovery Fund is currently underway. The US$ 250 million fund will further support economic recovery through increased access to finance for businesses affected by COVID-19 pandemic mostly through investments.
Today at 2pm, PM Dr. Edouard Ngirente will preside over the launch of the second phase of the Economic Recovery Fund (ERF2), to be followed by a press conference on commodity prices and state of economy. https://t.co/M1CFbcY8rV
Today, we join Rwandans to commemorate the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
Remember-Unite Renew
Twifatanyije n'Abanyarwanda kwibuka ku nshuro ya 28 Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi muri 1994.
Kwibuka Twiyubaka
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An incentives programme initiated last year by the Government of Rwanda to fast-track development in the manufacturing sector and promote economic recovery has attracted at least $1.2 billion, according to figures from @RDBrwanda Board.
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An incentive programme rolled out by the government in 2021 aimed at driving economic recovery has generated investments worth an estimated $1.2bn and attracted 78 investor applications, Statistics from the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) show.
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In medium term Minister @Undagijimana noted: “After a deep recession in 2020, the economy is strongly recovering this year, where GDP is projected at 10.2%. Strong recovery will continue where growth is projected at 7.2% in 2022, 7.9% in 2023, 7.5% in 2024, and 7.5% in 2025.”
Minister @undagijimana: Government has mobilized additional USD 250 million to strengthen the ERF and support more businesses. This fund will support existing windows plus an investment window to expand existing investments and new investments to boost economic recovery.
Minister @undagijimana: @RwandaGov created the Economic Recovery Fund with Frw 100 billion to support the most affected business by COVID-19 and the Fund has been utilised at 90%.
@undagijimana: It focused on strengthening the health sector to manage the pandemic & build resilience to future pandemics; expanding social protection; supporting the Agriculture Sector to ensure food security & establishing an Economic Recovery Fund to support private sector
Minister @undagijimana: In 2020, the Rwandan economy was heavily affected by COVID-19 and @RwandaGov responded strongly and timely with both health and economic measures through the Economic Recovery Plan adopted in April 2020
Uyu munsi i saa cyenda, Minisitiri w'Intebe Dr. Edouard Ngirente arageza ku Nteko Ishinga Amategeko, Imitwe yombi iteranye, ibikorwa bya Guverinoma bijyanye na gahunda yo gukingira abaturage icyorezo cya COVID-19. Mwakurikira ikiganiro kuri Radio Rwanda: https://t.co/5pVIzK8UQH
Today at 03:00 pm, Prime Minister Dr. Edouard Ngirente will present to Parliament, in a joint session, @RwandaGov’s actions relating to Covid-19 vaccination program. Follow the event live on Radio Rwanda: https://t.co/5pVIzK8UQH
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Businesses that have been affected by the impact of COVID-19 are set to benefit from EUR 55 million financing from @EIB. The funds will be managed by @BankofKigali and @KCBRwanda and will target Small and Medium Enterprises