AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTrade and Investment: Rwanda is seeking to offset a planned loss of US duty-free access under AGOA, which could take effect on January 1, 2027, by diversifying export markets. A new agreement with Singapore aims to connect Rwandan coffee producers with buyers across Southeast Asia, while 15 Omani companies are due in Kigali for a business forum. Regional Preparedness: Rwanda and Uganda will run a joint health-emergency exercise at the Gatuna-Katuna border from November 10 to 12. Separately, East African Community ministers adopted a regional response plan for a potentially severe El Niño. Kigali and the Economy: Kigali will host the Africa’s Business Heroes grand finale on December 1–2, bringing 10 finalists from eight countries to compete for $1.5 million. Rwanda’s economy is also projected to grow 7.4% in 2026, according to an IMF forecast. Earthquake: A magnitude 6.4 tremor originating in Tanzania was felt in Kigali, according to reports.
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