President Paul Kagame has met with his counterpart of the Central African Republic (CAR), Faustin Archange Touadéra who is in Rwanda for a working visit.
Touadéra was hosted at Urugwiro Village on Wednesday 26th October 2022.
The heads of state discussed the political situation in CAR, ongoing bilateral cooperation in various areas including security, governance and economic development as Rwanda’s Presidency revealed.
Touadéra’s visit came days after he had hosted at his home in Damara District, 200 senior officers of Rwandan forces currently on peacekeeping mission in his country, whom he commended for the support and collaboration in maintaining security in CAR.
Currently, Rwanda has its armed forces deployed in CAR, where some are deployed as part of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) while others are there through a bilateral agreement between both countries.
So far, Rwanda maintains the biggest number of troops in CAR who are operating under the auspice of MINUSCA since 2014.
The deployment was in response to the targeting of the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) contingent under the UN Peacekeeping force by rebels supported by François Bozize.
Besides security ties, the two countries have agreements on defence, mining and oil, and investment promotion.
Last year, Rwanda agreed to expand its cooperation with CAR to a much wider range.
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