Oman and Rwanda Advancing Partnership
The relations between the Sultanate of Oman and the Republic of Rwanda have been strengthened through the visit of Rwandan President Paul Kagame to Oman. During this visit, an agreement was reached to open two resident missions, establish a joint committee, and implement technical cooperation programs to enhance communication and execute specific projects. Additionally, agreements were signed to eliminate double taxation and to activate strategic partnerships in the fields of investment, agriculture, and logistics services, with a focus on boosting economic integration in the sectors of transportation, energy, mining, and telecommunications. These efforts aim to leverage Oman’s strategic infrastructure and Rwanda’s role in the African market to expand economic cooperation and turn it into investment projects and value chains that serve the interests of both countries. The partnership also underscores the commitment to support security and stability, settle disputes through peaceful means, and activate permanent platforms for work to ensure the swift and sustained implementation of agreements, ultimately delivering tangible benefits to the peoples of both nations.
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