Kuri uyu mugoroba,
Umuyobozi Mukuru wa Polisi y'u Rwanda, CG Felix Namuhoranye yakiriye ku meza Umuyobozi w'Urwego rushinzwe Umutekano Rusange muri Yorodaniya, Maj. Gen. Obeidallah Abedrabbuh Maaitah n'abamuherekeje bari mu Rwanda mu ruzinduko rw'iminsi ine.
This afternoon at Urugwiro Village, President Kagame received letters of credence from newly appointed envoys; Ms. Nasra Bint Salim Bin Mohammed Al-Hashmi, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to Rwanda, and Ms. Olivia Charlotte Owen, High Commissioner of New Zealand to Rwanda.
President Kagame has arrived at the Gabiro Combat Training Center for an interactive #MeetThePresident session with participants of the 16th cohort of Itorero Indangamirwa. Watch President Kagame's speech live now: https://t.co/sfMkwaE7fF
I would like to thank H.E. @PaulKagame, @FirstLadyRwanda and my counterpart General Mubarakh Muganga for the very warm welcome our delegation received in Rwanda. We had excellent discussions about our bilateral relations. Uganda-Rwanda relations are stronger and warmer than ever. We thank our two Presidents H.E.@KagutaMuseveni and H.E.@PaulKagame for their enlightened leadership of our two brotherly countries. Murakarama.
Playing basketball with the president of Rwanda @PaulKagame and the CDF of Uganda @mkainerugaba. The messes I made would win me a sport in the Guinness Book of World Records as most disastrous player of all time
President Kagame today received General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Chief of Defence Forces of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF). Their discussions focused on the strong bilateral cooperation between Rwanda and Uganda, as well as regional peace, security, and stability.
This evening in Kigali, President Kagame met with Bill Gates, Founder and Chair of the Gates Foundation. They discussed strengthening the Foundation’s longstanding partnership with Rwanda, including accelerating collaboration in health, agricultural transformation, AI, and digital public infrastructure to advance Rwanda’s development priorities.
This evening in Rabat, the Embassy of Rwanda in Morocco, in collaboration with the Rwandan community living in Morocco, hosted the 32nd celebration of Rwanda’s Liberation Day #Kwibohora32.
The event brought together more than 300 people including Moroccan officials, members of the diplomatic corps, civil society representatives, partners, and friends of Rwanda, all united in honouring this historic day.
In her remarks, Ambassador @umutonishakilla recalled that 32 years ago, Rwanda endured one of the darkest chapters in its history with the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, which claimed the lives of more than one million innocent people in just 100 days. She stressed that this tragedy remains a universal reminder of the devastating consequences of hatred, division and intolerance.
She also paid tribute to the decisive role of the Rwanda Patriotic Army, under the command of President Paul Kagame, whose intervention stopped the genocide, saved lives and liberated Rwanda, paving the way for the country’s reconstruction, unity and renewal.
H.E. Ms. Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Minister of @financesmaroc , who was the guest of honor representing the Moroccan government, congratulated the people and government of Rwanda on the occasion of Liberation Day, wishing them peace, progress and prosperity.
“Morocco salutes the remarkable progress achieved by Rwanda under the leadership of H.E ¨Paul Kagame” The Minister recalled
“Rwanda is unquestionably Africa’s success story, one that conforts Morocco in its vision for the continent” she emphasized.
The evening was further enriched by a vibrant performance by the Rwandan community’s cultural troupe in Morocco, which brought the richness of Rwanda’s heritage to life through traditional dance. Guests also had the opportunity to enjoy authentic Rwandan flavors, including the country’s iconic Akabanga chili oil, as well as Rwandan tea and coffee.
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Ce soir à Rabat , @RwandainMorocco en collaboration avec la communauté rwandaise résidant au Maroc, a organisé la 32ᵉ célébration de la Journée de la Libération du Rwanda – Kwibohora32.
L’événement a réuni plus de 300 personnes dont des autorités marocaines, des membres du corps diplomatique, des représentants de la société civile, des partenaires et des amis du Rwanda, tous rassemblés pour honorer cette date historique.
Dans son allocution, Amb. @umutonishakilla , Ambassadeur du Rwanda, a rappelé qu’il y a 32 ans, le Rwanda a traversé l’un des chapitres les plus tragiques de son histoire avec le génocide perpétré contre les Tutsi en 1994, qui a coûté la vie à plus d’un million d’innocents en seulement 100 jours.
Elle a souligné que cette tragédie demeure un rappel universel des conséquences dévastatrices de la haine, de la division et de l’intolérance. Elle a également salué le rôle décisif de l’Armée Patriotique Rwandaise, sous le commandement du Président Paul Kagame, qui a mis fin au génocide, sauvé des vies et libéré le Rwanda, ouvrant ainsi la voie à la reconstruction, à l’unité et à la renaissance du pays.
S.E. Mme Nadia Fettah Alaoui, Ministre de @financesmaroc , qui était l’invitée d’honneur représentant le gouvernement Marocain, a félicité le peuple et le gouvernement rwandais à l’occasion de la Journée de la Libération, leur souhaitant paix, progrès et prospérité.
« Le Maroc salue les progrès remarquables accomplis par le Rwanda sous le leadership de S.E. Paul Kagame », a rappelé la ministre.
« Le Rwanda est incontestablement un exemple de réussite en Afrique, qui conforte le Maroc dans sa vision pour le continent », a-t-elle souligné.
La soirée a également été rehaussée par une prestation vibrante de la troupe culturelle de la communauté rwandaise au Maroc, qui a mis à l’honneur la richesse du patrimoine rwandais à travers des danses traditionnelles. Les invités ont par ailleurs eu le plaisir de découvrir les saveurs authentiques du Rwanda, notamment Akabanga, ainsi que le thé et le café rwandais.
@RwandaMFA
Ku Gicamunsi cyo kuri uyu wa Gatanu, mu Murenge wa Kiramuruzi habereye igikorwa cyo kwibuka ku nshuro ya 32 Abatutsi bishwe muri Jenoside yakorewe Abatutsi, bakajugunywa mu Kiyaga cya Muhazi.
#Kwibuka32
The Mayor received a delegation from the Republic of South Sudan @RepSouthSudan on a study visit focused on social protection and welfare, local government community engagement initiatives, and mechanisms for addressing and resolving citizen complaints.
#Rwanda#SouthSudan
“For Africa, energy is not simply a development issue. It is the foundation of industrial growth, and competitiveness. At the centre of this endeavour, is the question of investment. Too often, investors hesitate because they perceive many risks in Africa. We must work to strengthen regulation, ensure consistency and accountability, in order to build confidence and attract long-term capital.” President Kagame | Opening of the 2nd Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa #NEISA2026