FIRST SESSION OF JOINT PERMANENT COMMISSION ON COOPERATION BETWEEN RWANDA AND BOTSWANA HELD IN KIGALI

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Minister Vincent Biruta and Hon. Dr. Lemogang Kwape, Minister of International Affairs and Cooperation of the Republic of Botswana led their respective delegations in the first session of Joint Permanent Commission on cooperation between the two countries happening from 26 April 2022.

Minister Biruta said: “we strongly believe this is an important platform for laying a rock-solid foundation for deepening bilateral cooperation between our two countries. This session therefore demonstrates the commitment which both countries have towards strengthening our relations”.

You can view and download pictures about this event at https://www.flickr.com/photos/govrw/albums/72177720298465549

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