President Kagame and President Emmanuel Macron held a productive call this morning. They discussed the fruitful bilateral cooperation and areas of future collaboration. The Heads of State also extensively discussed regional matters, among them Eastern DRC. They highlighted the

“We can’t afford to keep having leaders who say the right thing and do the wrong thing in the end. We need to find some point at which we change course and really do things differently.” President Kagame

“It is the responsibility of these young people, they must be looking at themselves as protectors of these gains we have made along the way.” President Kagame

Natuma rambirambi zangu kwa Rais William Samoei Ruto, PhD, familia na wapendwa wa waathirika wa ajali ya ndege akiwemo Mkuu wa Majeshi ya Ulinzi Jenerali Ogolla ambaye atakumbukwa kwa weledi na unyenyekevu katika utumishi wake.

“When we started this process of rebuilding, the thing we discovered we had to do was to change the thinking of our own people.

You could see our people were just sitting back and knowing that if there is hunger, somebody is going to bring food. If there is a disease, somebody

President Kagame joined former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, former President Catherine Samba Panza of the Central African Republic, and Amujae leaders for the Amujae High-Level Leadership Forum. The Forum brings together three cohorts of Amujae leaders from across

This morning, President Kagame met with former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, ahead of his participation in the Amujae High-Level Leadership Forum, hosted by the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development.

“Carry forward the discipline that defines our armed forces. Discipline, selfless dedication and ability do not only define who you are as individuals, they are also the values that define our nation.” President Kagame

“There are some who believe that the role of an army is to wage wars. That is a mistake. The armed forces of our country do not exist to create or provoke wars.

The history of our country is one where people were killed by fellow citizens, as a result of bad politics, both

President Kagame, Commander-in-Chief of the Rwanda Defence Force Rwanda Defence Force, has arrived at the Rwanda Military Academy - Gako to preside over the Officer Cadets Commissioning Ceremony. President Kagame toured RMA-Gako’s new facilities including a multipurpose hall, medical lab,

Today at the Rwanda Military Academy - Gako, President Kagame, who is Commander-in-Chief of the Rwanda Defence Force, will commission 624 graduates of the Officer Basic Training (OBT) intakes 11/23 (OBT Long) and 05/19 (OBT One year). Follow live: bit.ly/441plzb

Today in London, President Kagame met with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at 10 Downing Street. They discussed the productive bilateral cooperation between the UK and Rwanda, including the impactful support provided in the aftermath of the Genocide against the Tutsi and over the last

'Nothing can be worse than what we have already experienced. This is a nation of 14 million people who are ready to confront any attempt to take us backwards.” President Kagame | #Kwibuka30

'There is ownership of what we want to do, much as we work with others. We still have a lot the country needs to do more, do better, all the time. But we have made good progress.' President Kagame | #Kwibuka30 Press Conference

'There are 365 days in a year, give us that day of commemoration, 7th of April, commemorate with us and you can have the rest, 364 days, blaming us for everything you don't like about us.' President Kagame | #Kwibuka30 Press Conference

President Kagame met with H.E. Charles Michel, President of the EU Council who visited Rwanda for yesterday’s National Remembrance Ceremony, marking the 30th commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. They discussed the continued productive collaboration in key sectors

This morning at Urugwiro Village, President Kagame met with former President Bill Clinton of the United States of America, who led the Presidential Delegation designated by President Joe Biden to attend the 30th Commemoration of the Genocide Against the Tutsi.

They had candid

“The Rwanda of the next 30 years should be maybe 3,4,5 times better than what you see now. 30 years from our graves to being here, I think another 30 years, we are not coming from the grave, this time we are coming from some level of progress that we have made.” President Kagame.

“If I was some of the things people have said about me or described me as, the judgment is out there either for the people of this country or the people somewhere else and it wouldn't just be confined to the press because the press is full of individuals. But these individuals