ISLAMABAD – Pakistan and Rwanda are taking significant steps to enhance bilateral relations, focusing on trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges.
During an official visit to Pakistan, Rwanda’s Foreign Minister Ambassador Olivier JP Nduhungirehe met with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to discuss mutual cooperation. The Prime Minister expressed satisfaction with the growing ties and extended an invitation to Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame for an official visit.
The opening of Rwanda’s resident mission in Islamabad was highlighted as a key milestone, expected to boost business-to-business interactions and bilateral trade. A Rwandan business delegation also participated in a trade event in Lahore, showcasing opportunities for collaboration.
Both nations emphasized the importance of multilateral cooperation at the United Nations and agreed to explore further avenues for economic and diplomatic partnerships.
This development marks a new chapter in Pakistan-Rwanda relations, paving the way for stronger trade and investment ties.
