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Rwanda and Mozambique renewed key agreements on trade, investment, and counter-terrorism Wednesday, reinforcing ties between the two countries during a ceremony attended by Presidents Paul Kagame and Daniel Francisco Chapo of Mozambique.
Before the signing, the leaders held private discussions at Village Urugwiro, focusing on deepening collaboration in security, trade, and industry. Kagame welcomed Chapo’s two-day working visit, noting the value of seeing Rwanda’s industries and meeting local investors.
"This is an excellent opportunity to strengthen our trade channels for the benefit of both our countries. I am confident we are on the right path to deepen the strong cooperation we share," Kagame said.
The agreements include a revised investment cooperation deal signed by Rwanda Development Board Director General Jean-Guy Afrika and Mozambique’s Ambassador to Rwanda, Amade Miquidade. The counter-terrorism agreement was signed by Rwanda’s Defense Minister Juvenal Marizamunda and Mozambique’s Defense Minister Maj. Gen. Cristóvão Artur Chume.
Rwanda and Mozambique have maintained diplomatic relations since 1990, reinforced in 2018 with a joint commission to promote cooperation. Since 2021, the two countries’ security forces have collaborated to combat terrorism in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, helping displaced residents return home and restoring local infrastructure.
Kagame described the bilateral relationship as strong, emphasizing that African nations should take ownership of peace and security efforts. He also highlighted the planned visit by Chapo to Rwanda’s Masoro Industrial Park and meetings with potential investors.
President Chapo praised the productive discussions and pledged continued collaboration in trade, economic development, security, agriculture, and investment.
"We are confident that our strengthened partnerships will bring tangible benefits to our nations and the wider region," he said.
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