{{Rwanda’s Ambassador to the Netherlands, Jean Pierre Karabaranga, was received at Noordeinde Palace in The Hague where on June 26, he presented ,his letters of credence to His Majesty King Willem-Alexander of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.}}
During the credential ceremony, Ambassador Karabaranga conveyed H.E. President Paul Kagame’s greetings to His Majesty King Willem-Alexander and the people of the Netherlands.
He also expressed the Rwandan President’s desire to increase existing bilateral relations between Rwanda and the Netherlands.
Rwanda and the Netherlands enjoy fruitful bilateral relations demonstrated in continuous high level visits of members of cabinet from Kigali and from The Hague.
As Rwanda continues to champion a sustainable and growing economy through sound policies that are geared to develop and support a strong private sector, the Dutch business community keeps an eye on the many opportunities available in various sectors in Rwanda.
The number of partnerships between Dutch and Rwandan businesses is growingb
Ambassador Karabaranga who started to engage the Dutch business community upon his arrival in the Netherlands a few weeks ago, told a group of Business representatives recently gathered in the town of Utrecht at Rabo Development Foundation building that “Rwanda is open for business”.
During the presentation of his letters of credence, Ambassador Karabaranga, accompanied by Rwandan diplomats, Second Counselor Eric Rugamba and Second Counselor Enid Mbabazi, was invited to inspect the Guard of Honour at the Palace before passing the gate guards of the Royal Military Police brigade of The Hague for his credential presentation.
Amb Jean Pierre Karabaranga is Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Rwanda to the Kingdom of the Netherlands with accreditation to Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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