Rwanda's Foreign Ministry Permanent Secretary Calls China a Valued Development Partner as Ties Mark 55 Years
Xinhua reported from Kigali on October 22 that at an online seminar on "70 Years of China-Africa Cooperation" held on October 21, Fidelis Mironko, permanent secretary of Rwanda's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, described China as a "valued development partner" of Rwanda.
Mironko noted that 2026 marks 70 years since China and Africa established diplomatic relations and 55 years of China-Rwanda ties, with cooperation spanning many fields. China's ambassador to Rwanda, Gao Wenqi, also addressed the seminar, reviewing the development of bilateral relations.
The seminar was jointly organized by Chinese and African institutions, with participants exchanging views on the history and prospects of China-Africa cooperation. This report is based on Xinhua's October 22 coverage.
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