Today, Prime Minister Dr. Ngirente met with Ms. Alison Thorpe, the British High Commissioner to Rwanda. Their discussions centered on further strengthening the strong relationship and cooperation between Rwanda and the United Kingdom.

Today is an important day as #Rwanda and friends come together with international community to remember the genocide against the Tutsi in 1994. Remember. Unite. Renew.

Today, staff from the British High Commission, British Council Rwanda & partners visited Kigali Genocide Memorial to honour the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in #Rwanda. We heard witness testimonies, laid a wreath, and reflected. 🇬🇧stands with the people of 🇷🇼. #Kwibuka31

As part of Tiffany Sadler’s visit to 🇷🇼, today she visited a genocide survivor as we remember the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. It was moving to hear the story of resilience of this survivor who lost all her children & husband during the genocide. Remember. Unite. Renew.

Heavy rain sadly prevented us visiting Ruzizi III in person today. But it was inspiring to discuss with partners how this innovative, shared project, with up to $75m of UK investment through British International Investment, will generate clean power for 30m people across 🇨🇩, 🇧🇮 and 🇷🇼.

Last week our Development Director Anna Wilson enjoyed meeting beneficiaries of #UK-supported social protection programmes in #Rwanda. Great to see real transformation on the ground!  #GoFarGoTogether

Do you know how to play #Igisoro? 📢Watch Alison Thorpe learn from one of our staff champions of this important Rwandan and regional game. Challenge her to a game and help build stronger #UK-#Rwanda cultural links.

Had the honour today of hosting Professor James A. Robinson, the 2024 winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Science (along with Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson.) First time we have ever had a Nobel laureate in the building! His book ‘Why Nations Fail’ is a MUST read.

🎉 Last night, we bid farewell to our brilliant Development Director Anna Wilson and welcomed Rebecca Picton, British Council Rwanda’s new Country Director in #Rwanda. The UK remains proud to support #Rwanda’s thriving creative and education sectors. 🇬🇧🇷🇼

I welcome the news that the Government of DRC, through Qatari mediation, have agreed a Declaration of Principles with Alliance Fleuve Congo/M23. This is an important step towards peace.

After 4.5 years in Rwanda🇷🇼, 🇬🇧Anna Wilson reflects on resilience, partnership, and the privilege of being part of Rwanda’s story. As she moves to Tanzania 🇹🇿, her love for nature 🌿 and commitment to climate endures. 🌍

Great to see in the #UK and even greater to taste! ☕️

🚀 We are thrilled to welcome our new Development Director, Billy Stewart!  From electric motorbikes to clean buses, the 🇬🇧-🇷🇼 partnership is driving innovation, climate action & inclusive growth.    This the kind of impactful cooperation he’s here to champion. #GoFarGoTogether

Minister Dominique H received the delegation led by Billy Stewart, Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Director of Development for UK in Rwanda 🇬🇧🇷🇼🇧🇮. Their discussions recognised the strong history of relations between the two countries and focused on ongoing joint projects in social protection & governance.

Today, to revive the hope of peace for the Palestinians and Israelis, and a two state solution, the United Kingdom formally recognises the State of Palestine.

We love all the 🚲 vibes but guess what? Our 🇬🇧 Development Director Billy Stewart helped launch a shiny new tea factory in Kibeho! Thanks to a £16.3m #UK investment, #Rwandan farmers could be brewing up £30m a year. More tea, more smiles, more wins! 🇷🇼🫖✨ #GoFarGoTogether

A full day of inspiration in #Rwanda 🇷🇼 with Jenny Chapman. From seeing bright young learners in #Gakenke & biodiversity heroes in #Musanze 🌿🦍 to learning about reintegration efforts at Mutobo demob camp.

This afternoon, Prime Minister Dr. Nsengiyumva received Baroness Chapman of Darlington, UK Minister of State for International Development and Africa. Their discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations between Rwanda and the United Kingdom.

Day 2 w/ @jennychapman: Deeply moved at Kigali Genocide Memorial - a powerful reminder of #Rwanda’s journey to unity. Raised Eastern DRC conflict with counterparts urging a solution through peace processes. Visited ACES-Centre for Excellence for Sustainable Cooling’s Festival of Cooling before meeting Rwandan creatives.

Amashyo! 🐄✨   It was fantastic to witness the incredible energy and enthusiasm following Alison Thorpe’s visit to Bigogwe last week.   🎥 Take a look at this video showcasing her heartfelt appreciation for the breathtaking landscapes of Western Province I Rwanda. Murakoze cyane! 🇷🇼❤️