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Investment promotion agencies from nine regions across the world were awarded and Rwanda Development Board emerged as the best Investment promotion agency in Eastern African region after Ethiopia.
After receiving the award, the Chief Operations Officer of the Rwanda Development Board, Emmanuel Hategeka said that Rwanda the award evidence Rwanda’s pro-business focus.
“The AIM2018 Investment Award is given to a country based on feedback from a major investor already operating in the country based on their experience doing business in that country. In the case of Rwanda, the major investor that nominated Rwanda was AIF (Africa Improved Foods), a Dutch investment operating in the Kigali Special Economic Zone. This award is further evidence of Rwanda’s pro-business focus,” he said.
The reforms that the Government of Rwanda has instituted have created a conducive business climate. Over the last 15 years, Rwanda has implemented 52 pro-business reforms, the highest number of business reforms in sub- Saharan Africa.
The World Bank Doing Business Report 2018, positions Rwanda among the top 50 countries for doing business globally.
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