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Rwanda’s Leader Reaffirms Commitment to China Partnership

(MENAFN) Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Tuesday reaffirmed China as a trusted ally, expressing his commitment to deepening the long-standing friendship and expanding practical collaboration between the two nations.

These comments came as Kagame welcomed Gao Wenqi, China’s newly appointed ambassador to Rwanda, presenting the diplomat with his letter of credence.

Highlighting Rwanda’s dedication, Kagame assured that the government and citizens will offer full support and assistance to Gao in carrying out his responsibilities.

Ambassador Gao emphasized that, guided by the strategic vision of both countries’ leaders, China-Rwanda relations have reached a new level as a comprehensive strategic partnership marked by robust cooperation across multiple sectors.

The Chinese ambassador added that China is prepared to collaborate closely with Rwanda to strengthen political trust and advance practical cooperation, aiming to bring greater, concrete benefits to both nations.

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