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The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), General MK Mubarakh, today received a delegation of students and faculty members from India’s National Defence College at RDF Headquarters. The visit forms part of the delegation’s week-long study tour of Rwanda, which commenced on 1 June 2026.tinyurl.com/mr6v8hd5 ====================== Umugaba Mukuru w’Ingabo z’u Rwanda, General MK Mubarakh, uyu munsi yakiriye itsinda rigizwe n’abanyeshuri n’abarimu bo mu Ishuri Rikuru rya Gisirikare ryo mu Buhinde ku cyicaro gikuru cy’Ingabo z’u Rwanda.  Bari mu rugendoshuri rw’icyumweru mu Rwanda, rwatangiye ku wa 1 Kamena 2026.tinyurl.com/d3j5vymv

The Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) today hosted a delegation of 23 students from the Indian National Defence College at RDF Headquarters as part of their study tour to Rwanda, taking place from 1–6 June 2026. During the visit, the delegation received a comprehensive briefing on the RDF’s transformation journey and its contribution to regional peace and security. The presentation highlighted the force’s institutional development, professionalization efforts, and significant role in peace support operations and regional security initiatives. tinyurl.com/5tz4xh7j ============================== Ingabo z’u Rwanda kuri uyu munsi zakiriye ku cyicaro gikuru, Kimihurura, itsinda rigizwe n’abanyeshuri 23 bo mu Ishuri Rikuru rya Gisirikare ry' Ubuhinde, mu rwego rw’uruzinduko rw’amasomo bari kugirira mu Rwanda kuva tariki ya 1 kugeza ku ya 6 Kamena 2026. Iri tsinda ryahawe ikiganiro kirambuye ku rugendo rwa RDF rwo kwiyubaka no gukora kinyamwuga, ndetse n’uruhare rwayo mu kubungabunga amahoro n’umutekano mu karere. Iki kiganiro cyagaragaje iterambere ry’inzego za RDF, imbaraga yashyize mu kubaka ubunyamwuga, ndetse n’uruhare mu bikorwa byo gushyigikira amahoro no guteza imbere umutekano mu karere.tinyurl.com/5tz4xh7j

June 2, 1994 – June 2, 2026: two dates of profound significance, now linked by a historical and memorial complementarity of great importance. On June 2, 1994, valiant fighters of the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA) rescued thousands of Tutsi crammed into the Kabgayi camp in central Rwanda, hunted down by former Rwandan Armed Forces and their Hutu militia auxiliaries, the Interahamwe and Impuzamugambi, who had been progressively massacring them for two months. Today, June 2, 2026, in Kabgayi, hundreds of thousands of Rwandans are gathered to honor the memory of the Tutsi murdered for who they were, thirty-two years ago in 1994 during the genocide. On this same June 2, 2026, in Paris, the French capital, two Heads of State, Rwandan and French, Their Excellencies Paul Kagame and Emmanuel Macron, are together for a historic ceremony inaugurating in the City of Paris a Memorial Site dedicated to the genocide committed against the Tutsi in Rwanda. It is the largest memorial in France, joining the sixteen others already established in cities such as Paris, Toulouse, Lyon, Strasbourg, Bordeaux-Bègles, Cluny, Dijon, Rouen, Montpellier, and others. With this event, France becomes the country with the largest number of memorial sites to the genocide committed against the Tutsi. In other countries, such memorials exist in Arusha, Tanzania; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; various locations in the United States, notably at the United Nations Headquarters in New York; Geneva (also at UN headquarters); Belgium; Italy; Austria; Great Britain; Germany; Canada; the Netherlands; Latvia and many others. This milestone reached on June 2, 2026, in Paris is not only a unique and unforgettable moment in preserving the memory of the genocide committed against the Tutsi, but also a remarkable response to the call of the United Nations Security Council in its resolution 2150 of April 16, 2014, which reminded States of their duty to remember, stating: “Requests that States recommit themselves to preventing and combating genocide, stresses the importance of learning the lessons of the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, unequivocally condemns any denial of this genocide, and urges Member States to develop educational programs to instill the lessons of the genocide in the minds of future generations, with the aim of preventing others in the future." A monument commemorating a genocide is therefore simultaneously a strong commitment to combating forgetting, a duty of prevention, and an educational tool for present and future generations. It is a fine example that other states should emulate. Never Again.

Congratulations RSSB Tigers on your great and well-deserved victory ! You made us so proud ! Please keep up the momentum! Komeza imihigo Rwanda, kandi ukwiye ibyiza, kuko uyobowe neza !

In 2021, Rwanda security forces intervened in Cabo Delgado on the invitation of the Government of Mozambique. Over the past five (5) years, the mission was quite successful: peace and stability were restored, families returned home, children went back to school, businesses reopened, Mozambican forces were (and continue to be) trained, and European/American companies could safely resume their $50 billion worth investments in LNG. During the same period, Rwanda security forces have been benefiting from the assistance of the European Peace Facility (EPF), with an amount that represents a little fraction of Rwanda’s actual expenses in Mozambique and of EU investments in Cabo Delgado. Regrettably, we have noted that the two requests by the Government of Rwanda to Brussels were received with reluctance and were politicised by some EU member States (including our two former colonial powers), transforming a critical support to a fellow Mozambican people into an irrational criticism against Rwanda, thrown under the bus by the very countries that economically benefit from our intervention in Cabo Delgado. This is why this year, Rwanda came back to the basics and decided to deal exclusively with the Government of Mozambique, which, on its turn, has secured and will continue to secure the necessary funding for the Rwandan security forces in Cabo Delgado. In this regard, the collaboration between the two governments has been successful and will continue in the same trend, as the work of the Rwandan security forces in Cabo Delgado is appreciated by the sisterly country of Mozambique.

Urban wetlands are not wastelands. They are natural solutions that boost biodiversity, clean water, cool cities and protect people and infrastructure from climate risks Kigali’s wetlands are coming back to life. Rwanda is showing what’s possible when we invest in biodiversity🌿

Yesterday,I was pleased to be one of the key Speakers at the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference in Surat.I talked abt Rwanda's conducive Investment environment.Thx to @CMOGuj for inviting Rwanda as a partner country.More Indians are welcome to visit Rwanda & invest in my country

Dear @MTNRwanda rwose iki kibazo kirigutuma ntakora neza ibyo ngomba gukora. Plz, mumfashe kuko birakabije kujya kwishyura bakakubwira ko utari registered. @RURA_RWANDA

Dear @MTNRwanda ko ndi kujya gukoresha telephone ikambwira ngo your number is not registered ubwo mbigenze nte ko nkeneye kuyikoresha?

Warm congratulations to #VisitRwanda partner Paris Saint-Germain @PSG_inside on securing qualification to the UEFA semi-finals. Strong performance and a well-deserved result! Wishing you the best in the next stage!

Kwibuka32 is a powerful reminder that even from darkest chapters, hope can rise. As we honor victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi, we stand united in memory&purpose. “Never Again” must be more than words it must be our shared commitment to protect humanity&uphold dignity.

I thank the High School students who exhibited informative Art works in Delhi this morning, reflecting the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda,as well Teachers &students who attended the session.Gratitude to the UN in India for continued support in this awareness program.

Incorrect social Media reports about the future of Volkswagen Rwanda

Today, @BharatESummit 2026, leaders held India-Africa Strategic Meet, chaired by @MinOfPower. They explored cooperation between India and Africa in power transmission, renewable energy and infrastructure development @RwandaInfra @RwandaMFA @MUKANGIRA1

Inama Nkuru y'Urugaga rw'Abagore rushamikiye ku Muryango FPR Inkotanyi yatoye komite nyobozi y'Urugaga ku rwego rw'Igihugu igizwe na: Perezida: Uzamukunda Pudentienne Visi Perezida: Kabega Emilienne Umunyamabanga: Mukandayisenga Virginie Imiyoborere myiza: Niyotwambaza Hitimana Christine Ubutabera: Umurerwa Ninette Imibereho myiza: Uwera Kayumba Marie Alice Ubukungu: Mbonyumutwa Kangabo Maryse

Today, High Commissioner @MUKANGIRA1 represented @RwandaInfra at Bharat Electricity Summit 2026, India’s premier platform for the power and electricity sector @RwandaMFA

We are pleased to announce that H.E. Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda, will host the Nuclear Energy Innovation Summit for Africa in Kigali. The Summit will be held from 18–21 May 2026 at the Kigali Convention Centre, Rwanda, under the theme: “Powering Africa’s Future: Turning Nuclear Energy Ambition into Investable Reality.” Learn more: neisafrica.org

Inaugural session of the #RaisinaDialogue2026 in New Delhi, India, with President @alexstubb of Finland as chief guest.

Minister @onduhungirehe also attended an investment promotion meeting co-organized by the High Commission of Rwanda in New Delhi @RwandainIndia and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (@ficci_india). The event brought together business leaders to explore opportunities for deeper cooperation between the Indian and Rwandan private sectors (@RwandaPSF). In 2024, India ranked as the second-largest foreign investor in Rwanda.