President Kagame, speaking at the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, emphasized inclusive and sustainable economic security for developing nations.
During the 2025 Future Investment Initiative (FII) held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, President Paul Kagame joined fellow heads of state from Guyana, Colombia, Bulgaria, and Albania in a high-level panel titled “What Are the Real Costs and Benefits of Economic Security?”. The discussion focused on how global cooperation and fair trade practices can unlock sustainable development for emerging economy.
President Kagame stressed the need to recalibrate international trade systems, advocating for models that promote freedom, equity, and long-term resilience. He argued that developing countries must be empowered through partnerships that respect their sovereignty and potential.
“We must create systems that open pathways to inclusive and sustainable development,” Kagame said, urging reforms that go beyond short-term gains.
The FII 2025 Summit, themed “Charting a New Path for Economy and Development: The Key to Success”, runs for three days and brings together:
– Global investors
– Tech innovators
– Government leaders
– Policy makers and CEOs
The summit serves as a platform to exchange ideas, forge partnerships, and design solutions for the future of investment and governance.
Founded in 2017, the FII Institute targets four key sectors where global inequality is most visible:
– AI & Robotics
– Education
– Healthcare
– Sustainable Development
Its mission is to mobilize capital and innovation toward solving urgent global challenges.
President Kagame’s remarks align with Rwanda’s broader vision of regional integration, digital transformation, and inclusive growth. His presence at FII underscores Rwanda’s commitment to global dialogue and investment diplomacy.
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