A number of Rwandan officials discussed a series of challenges to their country's economy, plans to overcome them, some strategies for sustainable development, and economic integration with all their resources.
They identified a number of points on the most important steps they have taken to overcome the challenges surrounding Rwanda and put them in the lead stages. The most important of these is the work to achieve sustainable development through research and studies, the use of solar energy to generate electricity, increase production, support the agricultural sector, Providing jobs for young people to support the national economy, and facilitating the obtaining of a visit or tourism visa by making it available at the state airport in an unprecedented manner.
Rwanda's Minister of Agriculture and Resources, Dr. Geraldine Mukeshimana, said the government is doing its best to serve the people and is working towards sustainability for future generations, noting that it seeks to achieve economic integration through investment in research and technology.
Rwanda's Development Executive Vice President Emmanuel Hattigka spoke of the challenges surrounding the government, including job creation for youth and support for the economy, pointing out that they are currently working on plans to address job creation challenges and how to boost exports to support the economy.