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Prime Minister Bernard MAKUZA receives Tony Blair |
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On 09 June 2010, Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Bernard Makuza received British former Prime Minister, Tony Blair, at his office in Kimihurura. Their discussions mainly focused on the support offered to the Office of the Prime Minister and how it has been utilized in boosting capacity. The Prime Minister commended Blair and his team for not only embarking on capacity building but also playing a key role in follow-up and evaluation of achievements in various sectors such as education, agriculture and health, among others. The Prime Minister noted that a lot more still needs to be done, but affirmed that with such support and good collaboration, there will be greater achievements in the near future. |
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PRIME MINISTER RECIEVES MR. RABAH JERAD |
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On 29th May, 2010 Right Honorable Prime Minister Bernard MAKUZA received a Courtesy Call from a Tunisian delegation led by Mr. Rabah Jerad, General Manager of STEG International (la Societé Tunisinne d’Electricité et du Gaz).
The purpose of the visit is to enhance the partnership initiated between Tunisia and Rwanda where major Tunisian dealers in electricity sector are partnering local companies in energy and electricity investment. After signing a MoU in June 2008, STEG International assisted RECO RWASCO in phase I to connect 4,231 clients in Nyagatare District. An agreement for phase II has also been signed to cover Districts of Nyagatare, Kayonza, Ngoma and Gatsibo where 50,000 new clients will be connected to the National Grid within a period of 2 years.
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Visit of the Prime Minister in Gasabo and Kicukiro districts |
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Friday, May 21, 2010, as part of his role of coordinating and overseeing delivery of Government programmes, The Rt. Hon. Prime Minister, Bernard MAKUZA visited different projects in Gasabo and Kicukiro districts of Kigali City. Projects visited were IRST Biodiesel production project in Nyandungu Sector, Masaka Polyclinic construction site, Kigali Industrial Park (KIP) and Free Trade Zone (FTZ).
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Official Gazette n°26 of 28.06.2010