“Biblical values shaped Rwanda’s home-grown solutions” PM Ngirente

Rwanda’s home-grown solutions were shaped by biblical values together with Rwandan values and have contributed to the country’s economic development.

Prime Minister Dr Ngirente Edouard made these remarks on Wednesday while officially opening the 9th International Conference of the African Biblical Leadership Initiative (ABLI Forum) at the Kigali Convention Centre.

This three-day conference organized by the Bible Society of Rwanda was themed “From Trauma to Triumph: Synergizing Leadership for Healing and Harmony”

The Premier pointed out that the theme of this year’s Forum is very significant for the country saying that it is in line with Rwanda’s journey of unity and reconciliation.

“Bible principles played a considerable role in rebuilding trust and harmony among Rwandans. Truth telling, apology and forgiveness contributed a lot to the reconciliatory justice and the restoration of national identity and dignity.” Prime Minister Dr Ngirente said.

Within the framework of achieving unity and reconciliation among Rwandans, the Government of Rwanda opted for home-grown solutions. One of these is Gacaca courts, a restorative and reconciling justice, He added.

The Premier said that it is mainly evident in different sectors of the country’s economy where values of integrity, hard-work and transparency were used to sustain the development process.

He applauded that Bible Society and churches work hand-in-hand with other governmental and non-governmental institutions since this partnership brings about community development, social welfare and peace in the society.

Prime Minister noted that the government of Rwanda appreciates their mission in the society and the advocacy for different social causes such as trauma healing and literacy.

He further promised that the Government will continue to collaborate with the Bible Society of Rwanda to inspire positive values among Rwandans.


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