This archive report was first published on 16 November 2019.
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda has emphasized the need for less talk and more action to bring about change in the region. In a recent interview with NTV's Smriti Vidyarthi, Kagame discussed the country's development agenda and progress, regional relations and integration, and how leaders can make countries better.
On the topic of Rwanda's recent hosting of international conferences and exhibitions, Kagame stated that the ultimate goal is to create an environment that is welcoming and conducive to business. He noted that the country's hotels have benefited from the increased number of events and visitors.
When asked about the country's relations with other African nations, Kagame emphasized the importance of good relations with neighbors and the need to address sensitive issues through dialogue. He also highlighted the need for African nations to focus on development and good governance to overcome their challenges.
As a keynote speaker at the upcoming KUSI Ideas Festival in Rwanda, Kagame will discuss the importance of Africans taking charge of their own development and addressing their challenges through innovation and collaboration.
With almost 20 years of leadership experience, Kagame remains driven by a desire to see Rwanda and the region progress and develop. He believes that the key to success lies in good governance, political will, and a focus on development.
