Under the leadership of the Senegalese Minister for African Integration, Foreign Affairs and External Senegalese, H.E. Mr. Sheikh Niang, Senegal and Rwanda have taken a new step in their strategic partnership. The inaugural session of the Senegal-Rwanda Grand Joint Commission, held on 6 and 7 October in Kigali, resulted in the signing of eleven agreements covering various areas of cooperation, illustrating a common desire to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties between the two nations. This first session of the Joint Commission provided a framework for assessing and revitalizing bilateral cooperation. The 11 agreements concluded reflect a convergence of views on sustainable development, economic governance and investment promotion. H.E. Mr. Cheikh Niang praised the quality of the dialogue between the two countries, stressing that this dynamic is part of a shared vision of an integrated and prosperous Africa, where economic diplomacy becomes a reality...
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