Rwanda on course to becoming economic giant three decades after genocide against Tutsis

Rwanda's President Paul Kagame expressed optimism about the country's economic advancement during the thirtieth memorial of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsis. President Kagame highlighted the collaborative efforts with neighboring nations and international partners to address internal challenges and foster stability in the region. Kagame emphasized the importance of unity, socio-economic development, and security, as key elements in building a cohesive society. Rwanda's commitment to working with other countries while maintaining its own interests and policies was underscored by the president. Kagame acknowledged the need for continuous improvement and the resolution of internal issues while navigating relationships with external partners.