Determined to transform itself into the “Singapore” of Africa, the country is focused on building a vibrant private sector and preparing a new generation of committed leaders with the education, skills, and experience to build globally competitive industries.
Today, Rwanda is considered one of the safest countries in the world and is recognized for its peace and stability.
Unlike of other African countries, Rwanda has zero tolerance for corruption, making it attractive to global investors.
With its stunning landscapes and climate, rich culture, and focus on sustainability, it is quickly becoming a premier destination for global tourists. It is already the second most popular city for meetings and conferences in Africa.
Rwanda is recognized as a leader in gender equality and women’s empowerment. Women hold positions making up 61 percent of the Rwandan Parliament, and 50 percent of the President’s cabinet.
Rwanda ranks #2 in Africa for Ease of Doing Business and Global Competitiveness. With a steady GDP growth rate of over 8% and a rapidly growing middle class, Rwanda continues to attract global investors to establish headquarters and launch new businesses.
Rwanda continues to invest in its next generation of talent, attracting world-class higher education institutions to like Carnegie Melon, Kepler, the University of Global Health Equity, Africa Leadership University, and the Rwanda Institute of Conservation Agriculture, among others.
Rwanda’s Vision 2050 imagines a future that ensures good jobs and a high standard of living for all Rwandans. This ambitious plan will need an abundance of well-educated young Rwandans capable of assuming great responsibility early in their careers.
