Africa-Press – Rwanda. Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva on Monday, March 23, opened a consultative meeting between central and local government leaders at Rwanda Military Academy, Gako in Bugesera District.
The first such a meeting since the Covid-19 pandemic seeks to improve coordination across different layers of leaderships to improve planning, accelerate transformational grassroots projects, and deliver a results-driven development agenda.
Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva speaks at a consultative meeting between central and local government leaders at Rwanda Military Academy, Gako in Bugesera District on Monday, March 23.
Defence Minister Juvenal Marizamunda(R) chats with Prof Nshuti Manasseh
Deputy Spokesperson of the Government Jean-Maurice Uwera
Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana and Ines Mpambara, Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister.
Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana and Paula Ingabire Minister of ICT and Innovation arrive at Gako for a consultative meeting.
Minister of Justice Emmanuel Ugirashebuja talks with Vincent Biruta, Minister of Interior on their arrival at Gako.
Minister of Local Government Dominic Habimana addresses participants at the meeting
Minister of Sports Nelly Mukazayire (c)
Minister of Youth and Arts Abdallah Utumatwishima interacts with a participant at Gako
Ombudsman Madeleine Nirere arrives at Gako for the meeting
State Minister for Infrastructure Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye chats with Minister Jimmy Gasore.
State Minister for Youth and Arts Sandrine Umutoni and Health Minister Dr Sabin Nsanzimana
Paula Ingabire Minister of ICT and Innovation, Minister of Education Joseph Nsengimana and Ines Mpambara, Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, arrive at Gako for a consultative meeting.
Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva addresses leaders during a meeting in Bugesera
Officials during a consultative meeting central and local government officials on Monday, March 23, at Rwanda Military Academy, Gako, in Bugesera District.
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