The Rwandan Ambassador in Guinea, Stanislas Kamanzi has revealed that President Paul Kagame’s five-day visit to Guinea will strengthen the promotion of bilateral relations between the two countries. As he meets his host, Alpha Condé, both presidents will build strategic ways of strengthening bilateral cooperation between the two countries.
Ambassador Kamanzi said that five Memorandums of Understanding are expected to be signed.
“Five agreements will be signed during this visit while others will be signed in the future,” he said.
Stanislas Kamanzi further said that both the government of Guinea and Rwanda will establish a common commission in charge of following up the implementation of cooperation agreements.
Expected agreements to be signed include widening ties of cooperation, service delivery and accessing passport facilities among citizens from both countries, governance, business and culture related.
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