Rwandan President Paul Kagame met German Minister of State Serap Güler at Urugwiro Village on October 20, as Rwanda and Germany look to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
The meeting opened Güler’s two-day visit to Rwanda, part of a regional tour that also includes Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Her programme includes political discussions, meetings with German and European businesses, and engagements with civil society and cultural organisations.
Germany and Rwanda cooperate in areas including vocational training, sustainable economic development, climate and energy, digitalisation, peacebuilding and health. Germany has also highlighted economic opportunities across the Great Lakes region, including agriculture, sustainable energy, industry and digital technology.
Güler, a member of Germany’s Christian Democratic Union, has served in the Bundestag since 2021 and became Minister of State at the Federal Foreign Office in May 2025. At the time of the original report, no detailed outcomes from the meeting had been publicly announced.
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