Rwanda: Why the visit of Mozambican President Nyusi is important

By James Karuhanga

A number of bilateral agreements will be signed during the three-day visit of Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi, arrived in Rwanda yesterday

This was confirmed Thursday by Olivier Nduhungirehe, the Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and Community of East Africa

The Rwandan authorities and their Mozambican counterparts concluded yesterday a two-day meeting of the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation (CCPJ) between the two countries.

Nyusi arrived in Kigali yesterday in a reciprocal visit following a similar trip by President Kagame two years ago.

Nduhungirehe said: "We have just completed a two-day JCCC.It is an important visit that will help strengthen our bilateral relations.A number of agreements and memoranda of understanding will be signed during the visit. "

When Kagame, in 2016, visited the Southern African country, the two heads of state had bilateral talks before signing a memorandum of Agreement on cooperation in the field of political consultations between the two countries

At the time, the Rwandan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Louise Mushikiwabo, noted that the bilateral visit marked the intensified collaborations and the closer links.

Mushikiwabo and his Mozambican counterpart, Oldemiro Marques Júlio Baloi, signed bilateral agreements at the time.

The Minister also noted that they seized on the occasion to thank the Government of Mozambique "and very pleased to hear the President of Mozambique that this friendly country" will not allow any act of destabilization of Rwanda by some elements of the Rwandan community in Mozambique.

RwandAir, to begin flights to the country of southern Africa.

More than 4,000 Rwandans in Mozambique

Thursday, Rwanda The Commissioner in Zambia, Monique Mukaruliza, who also covers Mozambique, said: "We have more than 4,000 Rwandans living in Mozambique and the strengthening of Bilateral cooperation between Rwanda and Mozambique benefits Rwandans doing business in Mozambique. " The Rwandan business community with its Mozambican counterparts at a business forum to be held during the state visit will facilitate both sides in the affairs of both countries.

During his visit in 2016, Kagame addressed the members of the academic society. He stressed that the private sector must play a key role, alongside the government, in ensuring mutually beneficial partnerships [19659015whathesaidpromotedsocialandeconomicprosperity

serves an important goal of opening borders to Rwandans who need to expand their activities in foreign countries. 39 described it as a "Rwandan link with the SADC countries."

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is an intergovernmental organization with headquarters in Gaborone, Botswana.

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"Not Just About Usual Activities: Professional Growth onnelle, capacity building, but also all this geographical space is increasingly connected by trade, travel, investment, tourism, it is important that the law, the monitoring of offenders and fugitives, the Prisoner exchanges connect to ensure the rule of law. "

In particular, he said, Rwanda has evidence that there are a number of genocidal fugitives in Mozambique.

" The evidence is so credible that we sent about six charges already. Thus, cooperation in justice is a key aspect of our relationship. "