AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDiplomacy: President Paul Kagame is due to make his first state visit to Cambodia on November 13, with agreements planned on trade, investment, aviation and tourism. Justice: Jean Léonard Teganya, deported from the US, is in Rwanda and faces genocide-related charges over alleged crimes in Huye. Local Governance: Eighteen of Rwanda’s 27 districts outside Kigali are set for new mayors; council elections will shape the leadership choices on November 24. Rwanda and Liberia have also signed a five-year deal to strengthen local services and decentralisation. Trade: Rwanda has lost US duty-free access under AGOA, adding pressure to diversify export markets. Its coffee is gaining ground in Asia, winning six awards at the 2026 ASEAN Coffee Excellence Awards. Climate and Health: Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva is representing Kagame at COP31 in Türkiye. Meanwhile, WHO and African regulators met in Kigali to advance cooperation on medicine safety and access.
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