Rwandan envoy highlights potential for strengthened economic ties with Azerbaijan
Foreign policy
- 07 December, 2024
- 10:46
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Charles Kayonga, the non-resident Ambassador of Rwanda to Azerbaijan, shed light on the opportunities for developing trade between Rwanda and Azerbaijan in a recent interview with Report's Ankara bureau.
Ambassador Kayonga emphasized that Rwanda is ready to offer its unique products, such as its coffee and tea, to the Azerbaijani market.
"We also have tropical agricultural products such as avocados, mangoes and even flowers. In other areas, we can export to Azerbaijan rare earth minerals while we may import petroleum products and chemicals among others," the diplomat said.
The full text of the interview is available here.
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