Tariki ya 01 Nyakanga ni Umunsi w'ubwigenge bw'Abanyarwanda. #Inkotanyi za @Nduba_Sector turi ku Murindi w'Intwari mu Ngoro ndangamateka y'Urugamba rwo kubohora igihugu.
Turimo gusobanurirwa Amateka y'Urugamba rwo kubohora igihugu
@PudenceR
Mu Cyumba cy'Inama cy'Umurenge wa Nduba hateranye inama yaguye ya Komite Nyobozi ya FPR Inkotanyi mu Murenge wa Nduba. Iyi nama igamije guha Intore ziri ku rugerero rw'Inkomazabigwi icyiciro cya XI ikiganiro ku mavu n'amavuko ya FPR Inkotanyi no kubinjiza mu Muryango
@PudenceR
Mu Murenge wa Gikomero hatangijwe Urugerero XI. Ni gahunda yatangijwe na #ES/Sector, afatanyije n'Umukozi ushinzwe ibikorwa by'Itorero ku Murenge ndetse n'Indemyamihogo. Ubwitabire bwari bushimishije @Gasabo_District@umwigemepo@CityofKigali @indemy
Inteko rusange y’umuryango FPR- Inkotanyi iyobowe na chairman w’umuryango mu murenge wa Bumbogo yibanze kuri ibi bikurikira:
Imiyoborere myiza,Imibereho myiza
Ubutabera, Ubukungu. @rpfinkotanyi@PudenceR@umwigemepo
I had a day work trip to Kigali, Rwanda, and was impressed with the nation’s deterministic mindset to rebuilding the nation. I have been talking about Rwanda in the last and always wanted to visit. I have learned so much in my 24 hour stay. Here is my reflection:
Rwanda's success is a result of transparency, minimal corruption, ease of doing business, reliable security, forex repatriation for foreign investments, and its young tech-conscious population. Strong leadership, focus on education, and committed reconciliation efforts have also been crucial to Rwanda's growth and progress. Additional factors contributing to Rwanda's success include well established institutions, a strong civil society, and foreign aid support.
Rwanda’s aggressive and ambitious county branding under the slogan 'Visit Rwanda' campaign has elevated its tourism industry, hosting major global events and drawing international celebrities and investors. Rwanda’s partnership with top soccer teams Arsenal and Paris Saint Germain generated over US$160 million last year in media value. This, in turn, helped generate US$445 million in tourism revenues as a result of over one million visitors to Rwanda in 2022. This is a wonderful return on investment!
Rwanda Development Board (RDB), a government institution, mandated to accelerate Rwanda's economic development by enabling private sector growth, indicated that the country registered investments worth $3.7 billion in 2021, up from $1.3 billion in 2020.
Rwanda's ultimate goal is Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) & Sport Tourism. The nation is doing so much by creating thriving partnerships, including its world standard convention centers attractive global events and summits, US NBA tours after building African NBA Arena, the elite F1 car race venue negotiations, an 18 hole golf course that is about to be certified by US PGA to host big games, and FIFA standard stadium that is about to complete to attract international soccer games.
Despite challenges, Rwanda is on the right track and remains an inspiring country to watch.
Rwanda is smaller than Ethiopia in size, population, and economy but there is a lot to learn from this great nation. We have to be EXTREME not to divide but to reconcile and unite to elevate our great mother nation that has so much to offer to its children! 💚💛❤️
Quick facts:
Rwanda🇷🇼: size 26,338 sq km, population ~12.6 million, GDP $10.6B
Ethiopia🇪🇹: size 1,104,300 sq km, population ~115 million, GDP $135.7B
#Ethiopia #Rwanda #Africa
Ubutumwa bugenewe abanyamuryango ba FPR-Inkotanyi bujyanye no kubumbatira ubumwe bw’Abanyarwanda, no kwamagana icyo ari cyo cyose gishobora gukoma mu nkokora intambwe yatewe.
@Nduba_Sector hatangiye inteko rusange mu midugudu, aho abanyamuryango ba @fprinkotanyi bari kurebera hamwe aho #Icyerecyezo2017_2024 kigeze gishyirwa mu bikorwa. Ni umwanya wo kwishimira ibyagezweho no gufata ingamba zihutisha ishyirwa mu bikorwa ry'ibisigaye
@PudenceR@merardmp