Ambassador of Rwanda: Peaceful strategy of independent Azerbaijan is bearing fruit today

The leadership of Azerbaijan has given preference to peace throughout the three decades of independence, and this has led to significant achievements in various sectors, the non-resident Ambassador of Rwanda to Azerbaijan, Charles Kayonga, told Report after a ceremony dedicated to his country's national liberation day in Ankara.

Charles Kayonga noted that Azerbaijan's interest in cooperation with African countries is a positive factor and highly appreciated the exchange of experience within this collaboration.

The ambassador expressed satisfaction with the cooperation between the two countries: "Rwanda is pleased with the partnership with Azerbaijan, and we are now engaged in discussions on improving bilateral cooperation. Recently, Azerbaijan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation with the Rwanda Development Board, and we are preparing to study the unique ASAN public services model," the ambassador noted.

Charles Kayonga also emphasized that the Rwandan authorities aim to achieve high economic indicators by 2050: "We see that Azerbaijan is actively participating in achieving this goal."