On Saturday, October 3rd will Rwandans from all over Europe and from different corners of the world gather in the Netherlands to celebrate Rwanda Day. This day is an opportunity to discuss together on progress in Rwanda, but also to come up with solutions to the challenges in the small African country.
President Paul Kagame will be the guest of honor and he will take after his speech at an interactive session with the guests.
Commenting on this special event said HE Jean Pierre Karabaranga, ambassador of Rwanda in the Netherlands:
“The meeting serves as a way to connect to each other again, with the history that we have, but we can learn from today’s Rwanda and how everyone can play a role in the future Rwanda Now Rwandans from near and far gathered. will arrive in the Netherlands, we work together progress; but the most important is that we remain committed and preferably redouble our efforts to build up a prosperous country. “
The success of Rwanda depends on all Rwandans who live at home and abroad. By cooperating with each other, but also by working with friends from Rwanda set objectives can be achieved. By celebrating Day of Rwanda, the Rwandan community gets abroad the opportunity to understand its role and determine with regard to the future of the country.
Earlier editions of Rwanda Day was held in Dallas, Atlanta, Toronto, London, Boston, Paris, Chicago and Brussels, where thousands of Rwandans spectators.
In the Netherlands, will present Rwandan banks and real estate companies to Rwandans living abroad and to inform them about financial services, including chargebacks and the ability to invest in the real estate market. There will also be a selection of Rwandan companies are present to showcase their products.
Young professionals and entrepreneurs from both Rwanda and from abroad will be the development and the business environment of the country to discuss.
Prior to the Rwanda Day on October 3 was launched today by the Rwanda Development Board in collaboration with the Embassy of Rwanda in The Hague and the Netherlands African Business Council (NABC), a highly successful Business Matchmaking Event held in Amsterdam which has been visited by more than 300 companies from Rwanda and the Netherlands.
For more information about Rwanda Day visit: www.rwandaday.org.
Follow twittered on the conversations withRwanda and #RwandaDay.
