🇷🇼 Agathe Uwilingiyimana, the first female Prime Minister in Rwanda’s history, is one of Rwanda’s leading lights who exemplified heroism in her self-sacrificing fight against the regime that perpetrated the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi. She served as Prime Minister from July

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President Kagame and First Lady Jeannette Kagame lay wreaths and light the Flame of Remembrance in honor of the lives lost during the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. #Kwibuka31 #RBANews

WATCH: President #Kagame and First Jeannette Kagame have arrived at the Kigali Genocide Memorial to mark the beginning of the 31st commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. #Kwibuka31 Follow live: buff.ly/DcKhrjq 📹: Mugwiza Olivier 🇷🇼 /TNT

President Paul Kagame and First Lady of Rwanda lit the Flame of Remembrance. This flame, a symbol of hope and resilience, will burn brightly for 100 days at Kigali Genocide Memorial , mirroring the length of the Genocide. It serves as a beacon of remembrance, inspiring us to honour the past,

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Elisa Macamo, a resident of Magoanine A neighborhood, shares her gratitude for the new water pump: ‘It will allow us to dry out water and finally return home.’ 🏠 UN Women’s action aims to strengthen resilience in vulnerable urban communities, especially for women & girls.

Thank You Excellency, Sr.Calfadine Paulo Manasse, Minister of Youth and Sport for our productive meeting with the Youth Feminist Movement Representative. Your commitment to support the Youth Generation Equality Strategy and Youth Development is commendable.Geraldine MOZ.

A big thank Excellency Bok Won Kang, Ambassador of Korea and the Government of the Republic of Korea for the generous support (USD6M) aimed at improving the living conditions and empowerment of women, girls and communities affected by the conflict in Cabo Delgado#UN Women#KOICA

“Let us seize this momentum with urgency and determination, and work together to build the strongest and most effective United Nations for today and tomorrow.” – António Guterres on #UN80 Initiative Full remarks: is.gd/tzJUk2

Thanks to Plan International for trust and good partnership. Sharing knowledge and experience is part of empowerement, here receiving secondary schools girls for some Provinces of Mozambique and sharing my journey and UN Women Mission.

Gratitude to our joint Humanitarian Team ESARO&CO for strengthening the capacity of the GIHA services providers from Women Led Organizations, Humanitarian Gender Working Group, National and International NGOs joined by UN Women Team Mozambique as well.

My sincere thanks to the Speaker of the National Assembly, the Minister of Labor, Gender and Social Action and the President of the Forum of Women Parliamentarians for their support to the Gender Transformative Leadership training programme for Women Parliamentarians.

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[1/3] Exciting times celebrating #CaboVerde’s 50 years of independence, development journey, cultural heritage, and strong partnership with the World Bank Group during Cabo Verde Week at our headquarters in Washington DC.

I salute the thousands of United Nations personnel who serve around the world today. When conflict erupts, they work for peace. When violence & disaster strike, they deliver life-saving aid. When rights are violated, they speak out. It's the honour of my lifetime to serve alongside them.

A signing ceremony of Phase III Women, Peace and Security under project “She Leads” worth with 2,3M USD will allow to implement the second generation of the NAP1325 (2025-2027). Our gratitudes to Norway for the commendable support since 2017#Norway#UNWMozambique

As I end my mission in Mozambique, I take this opportunity to thank the Government, the UNCT, our Partners, Women and Youth Movement and in particular the UN Women Mozambique Team for fruitful collaboration and trust.

Feminist, Global Citizen and Change Maker for Women and Youth Rights