Rwanda: Foreign Minister Joins Uganda Independence Observance in Kigali
Rwanda’s Foreign Minister, Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe, attended a celebration of Uganda’s 64th Independence Anniversary hosted by the Ugandan Embassy in Kigali, according to a post by UKWELITIMES WORLD (@UKWELINEWSWORLD). The account reported that the minister commended longstanding bilateral ties and emphasised the value of stronger cooperation across sectors. The post included images from the event. Other recent items on the platform referenced regional economic projects involving Rwanda, such as a planned cold-chain facility in Kenya’s Naivasha area intended to handle agricultural exports from Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. (Recognition to the handle @UKWELINEWSWORLD for the ministerial attendance report.)
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