Oman-Rwanda relations progress before visit
The article discusses the development of the relationship between the Sultanate of Oman and Rwanda, which began 44 years ago and accelerated last year. During this period, agreements were signed in various fields including trade, investment, energy, transportation, and logistics. The main updates include Rwanda importing its first shipment of fuel from Oman, amounting to 40,000 tons (equivalent to 52 million liters), aimed at reducing fuel prices and enhancing energy security. Additionally, intensive diplomatic visits took place, such as the Rwandan Foreign Minister's visit to Oman in January, and the launch of direct flights between Muscat and Kigali to boost economic activity. There were also understandings regarding the development of infrastructure, logistics, and information technology. It is expected that the relations between the two countries will continue to strengthen and expand across various areas of cooperation, with anticipation of a visit by the Rwandan President to Oman to deepen the partnership further.
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