Rwanda and United Arab Emirates are looking forward to strengthen bilateral cooperation in the areas of economy, according to H.H. Sheikh Abdulla bin Zayed al Nahyan, UAE foreign minister.
The middle East official arrived in Rwanda on Monday evening accompanied by Reem Ebrahim Al Hashimi, minister of State in the Cabinet of the UAE and other members of his delegation to bolster already existing ties between two countries.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday shortly after meeting Rwandan President Paul Kagame, Sheikh Abdulla stated that Rwanda is very a beautiful and UAE business community would be interested in investing in the small Central African nation.
“Rwanda is growing at fast rate and the business environment is friendly. The leadership has championed the growth of this country and UAE is really pleased to advance mutual interests with Rwanda, ” he noted.
“We are looking forward to improve our economic relations and we hope that UAE investors will come to Rwanda and develop the economic ties.”
Sheikh Abdulla’s visit comes after Kagame visited Dubai to attend the 2nd Africa Global Business Forum on October, 2014.
The UAE official and his team met and held discussions with President Kagame on matters concerning strengthening bilateral relations between two countries.
“Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed and his team in Rwanda to advance mutual interests, Happy to see my sister and colleague Reem El Hashimi,” Louise Mushikiwabo, Rwandan foreign minister wrote on her twitter account.
Xinhua
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