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Rwanda pushes for inclusive growth with Korea
Rwanda participated in the 2025 Korea-Africa Senior Officials Meeting (SOM), hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea, as a key platform to reflect on progress since the 2024 Korea-Africa Summit and to chart the next steps in advancing mutual development goals.
Representing Rwanda was Virgile Rwanyagatare, Director General for Asia, Pacific, and the Middle East at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation. He emphasized Rwanda’s unwavering commitment to deepening cooperation with Korea and promoting a shared vision for innovation-driven, inclusive development.
Innovation, Sustainability, and Inclusive Growth
Rwanyagatare highlighted Rwanda’s belief in transforming dialogue into action, stating:
“We are committed to jointly translating intentions into impactful initiatives focused on innovation, sustainable development, and inclusive growth through strong Korea-Africa partnerships.”
This aligns with Rwanda’s broader foreign policy goals of fostering trust-based collaboration, economic transformation, and regional integration.
Rwanda’s Diplomatic Vision
Rwanda continues to position itself as a proactive partner in global diplomacy, especially in forums that promote:
- Technology and innovation exchange
- Sustainable infrastructure development
- Youth empowerment and education
- Resilient economic partnerships
The Korea-Africa SOM serves as a strategic platform for Rwanda to leverage bilateral and multilateral relationships that support its national priorities and continental ambitions.
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