Rwanda, UAE eye deeper ties in new partnership agreement

This follows an agreement signed between the two countries on the sidelines of this year’s World Government Summit (WGS) in Dubai on Monday, February 13.

The signing ceremony was co-chaired by Prime Minister Edward Ngirente and Lieutenant General Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior.

According to the details provided New Eraone of the goals of the partnership is to modernize government work Government Experience Exchange Program.

“Adopting an integrated governance model and building strong institutions is one of the main factors in Rwanda’s socio-economic transformation and a cornerstone of Rwanda’s Vision 2050. In Rwanda, we seek to strengthen our relationship with the UAE,” said Emmanuel Hategeka, Rwanda’s Ambassador to the UAE.

He added that the agreement underscores Rwanda’s shared pursuit of excellence in governance and better services for the prosperity of both countries and peoples.

the key of cooperate The officials said the two sides will work to strengthen the capacity of Rwandan government institutions and personnel and enhance the exchange of expertise between the two governments.

They equip them with the best tools and skills they need to sustainably lead future government work and development processes.

Abdullah Nasser Lootah, Assistant Minister of Cabinet Affairs for Competitiveness and Knowledge Exchange, speaking on behalf of the UAE, stressed that the UAE government is eager to strengthen international cooperation to modernize the work of the government, strengthen cooperation, and exchange partnerships for the country’s experience. The government is committed to empowering the government and strengthening their preparation for the future.

He added that the agreement will strengthen government capacity, empower human resources and equip them with future skills and tools to improve government performance.

At the same time, the new cooperation will also help both parties to adopt innovative business models with a forward-looking vision, find effective and proactive solutions to meet challenges, and contribute to strengthening the preparation and building a better future for future generations.

The World Government Summit is an inclusive platform focused on forming and exploring future governments, building a better future for humanity, and building international partnerships based on inspiring future governments.

In his speech, Prime Minister Engironte convened more than 10,000 leaders at the summit to advance the technology and innovation agenda as part of efforts to ensure “a bright future for future generations”.