Le président rwandais exprime sa volonté de renforcer les relations de coopération avec l’Algérie
Strengthening Rwanda-Algeria Relations: A Summary of President Kagame’s Visit
On Tuesday in Algiers, Rwandan President Paul Kagame expressed a strong desire to enhance the relationship between Rwanda and Algeria, highlighting numerous opportunities for cooperation. Following constructive talks with Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune at the Presidential Palace, Kagame emphasized the foundation of friendship and mutual respect between the two nations.
In a joint statement to the press, Kagame shared his intention to bolster diplomatic ties. He noted that establishing a diplomatic presence in Algeria would facilitate economic collaboration and enhance engagement from the business communities of both nations. This initiative aims to create greater opportunities for partnership and development.
Kagame also acknowledged Algeria’s support for Rwandan students in advanced fields, particularly artificial intelligence. He thanked President Tebboune for his initiatives which have proven beneficial to Rwandan youth and expressed optimism about the potential for continued educational support.
During the visit, several agreements were signed across various sectors, setting the stage for future cooperation. Kagame reiterated Rwanda’s commitment to capitalize on these agreements to foster stronger ties that would ultimately benefit the citizens of both countries.
Addressing broader challenges facing the African continent, Kagame stressed the importance of unity and solidarity among African nations. He highlighted the vision of a collaborative future, recognizing the ongoing close cooperation between Rwanda and Algeria on various regional and international issues.
Kagame concluded his remarks by expressing gratitude for the warm welcome extended to him and his delegation in Algeria. He praised Algiers as a historically rich city, embodying the strength and dignity of the Algerian people.
This visit marks a significant step in deepening diplomatic and economic relations between Rwanda and Algeria, with both countries poised to explore new avenues for collaboration in the years to come.
