We focus on strengthening the Rwandan civil society through cooperation between Belgian and Rwandan non-governmental organisations or through specific thematic funding. University cooperation is also very strong.

More than fifty Belgian companies were represented in an economic mission to Rwanda that took place from 20 to 24 October 2018. The mission was organized by the three regional trade agencies (FIT, AWEX and Hub Brussels - see links below). The companies were briefed by the Rwanda Development Board (RDB) on the business opportunities in Rwanda.

Consult our newsletter of the Belgian development cooperation in Rwanda. Social media. Embassy of Belgium in Kigali Embassy of Belgium in Rwanda

Rwanda is to ensure access to inclusive education for visually impaired children in four districts of the Southern Province (Kamonyi, Muhanga, Rugando, Nyanza).

All information on applying for a visa to Belgium or Schengen countries represented by the Embassy of Belgium in Kigali.

2024年12月18日 · Read our latest newsletter on Belgian Cooperation in Rwanda, with a special focus on the contribution of Belgian-Rwandan cooperation to Rwanda's 2nd National Strategy for Transformation (NST2)

Rwanda’s National Strategy on Climate Change and Low Carbon Development aspires to transform the country into a climate-resilient, low-carbon economy by 2050.

2022年8月30日 · You can read the travel advice for Rwanda on the general website of the FPS Foreign Affairs in Dutch and in French. Belgians in distress. Despite all your precautions, you get into a distress situation abroad. What to do? Read more... Contact details for Belgians in distress

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Plan International Rwanda recently concluded the two-year programme “Building Resilience and Protection of Children, Adolescents and Youth Living in Refugee Camps, and Vulnerable Communities in Rwanda”. It was funded by the Belgian development cooperation (DGD) through Plan International Belgium.