Rwanda’s Prime Minister, Justin Nsengiyumva, arrived in Addis Ababa to attend the 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union. His visit shows Rwanda’s strong commitment to continental cooperation.
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He landed on Friday afternoon at Bole International Airport. Ethiopia’s Minister of Peace, Mohamed Edris, welcomed him warmly. This reception highlighted the close ties between Rwanda and Ethiopia. It also showed the spirit of partnership between the two countries.
Leaders Meet to Discuss Africa’s Priorities
The summit brings together Heads of State and Government under the African Union. During the meeting, leaders will discuss key issues affecting the continent.
For example, they will focus on peace and security. They will also address economic growth, climate action, and digital transformation. In addition, leaders will talk about youth and women empowerment. Another major topic is strengthening regional trade through the African Continental Free Trade Area.
Evaluating Progress and Planning Ahead
The summit also allows leaders to review progress on past decisions. They will examine what has worked and what needs improvement.
At the same time, they will agree on practical solutions to common challenges. These include conflicts, food shortages, public health concerns, and sustainable financing. Through dialogue and cooperation, leaders aim to move Africa forward.
Bilateral Talks and Cooperation
On the sidelines of the summit, Prime Minister Nsengiyumva plans to meet other African leaders and international partners. These talks will strengthen cooperation in trade, infrastructure, innovation, and governance.
Such meetings help Rwanda build stronger partnerships. They also create opportunities for investment and knowledge exchange.
Rwanda’s Commitment to Africa’s Future
Overall, Rwanda continues to support Pan-African unity and multilateral cooperation. The country actively participates in continental programs that promote stability and shared prosperity.
Therefore, the 39th AU Summit serves as an important platform for collective action. It reinforces Africa’s vision of a peaceful, united, and prosperous continent.
