President Paul Kagame who is in Kenya for the inauguration of Dr. William Ruto who was elected as the country’s president in August this year, has met with his counterpart of Mozambique Filipe Nyusi.

Rwanda’s Presidency has revealed that both leaders discussed ways to further strengthen the ongoing bilateral collaboration between Rwanda and Mozambique.

Kagame arrived in Kenya in the evening of Monday 12th September to attend the inauguration of Ruto due on Tuesday 13th September 2022.

Rwanda and Mozambique have been enjoying vibrant relations for many years. Last year, Rwanda sent joint troops of Rwanda National Police (RNP) and Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) to fight terrorists in the Southern Africa country.

In February this year, President Kagame received his counterpart of Mozambique, Filipe Nyusi with whom they discussed the good progress that has been made between Rwanda and Mozambique in the ongoing cooperation towards securing Cabo Delgado as well as other areas of bilateral collaboration.

Kagame’s latest visit to Mozambique was in September 2021 where he interacted with Rwandan troops deployed to fight terrorists in the country.

Rwanda and Mozambique have cooperation agreements in different areas including security, trade and investment among others.

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