News Announcement Featuring Key Visit Highlights
President Kagame’s impactful visit to Algeria was officially revealed by Urugwiro Village on Tuesday, June 3, 2025. Upon arrival in this pivotal North African nation, the President paid tribute at the Memorial of the Martyrs, honoring Algerian heroes who sacrificed their lives in the struggle for independence. He solemnly laid a wreath to commemorate their legacy.
Major Cooperation Deals Strengthen Bilateral Ties
President Kagame engaged in fruitful discussions with his Algerian counterpart, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. These talks culminated in the signing of 12 cooperation agreements designed to strengthen mutual diplomacy and economic development.
Comprehensive Agreements Cover Diverse Sectors
The cooperation agreements signed include advancements in the following key sectors:
- Aviation services and air connectivity
- Simplification of visa requirements
- Boosting telecommunications infrastructure
- Policing and security collaboration
- Establishing pharmaceutical industries
- Enhancing higher education opportunities
- Promoting sustainable agriculture
- Creation of youth jobs and employment initiatives
- Advancements in mobile communication
- Justice system collaboration
- Professional workforce training
- Strengthening investment frameworks
Diplomatic Relations Witness Historic Momentum
Following the signing ceremony, Presidents Kagame and Tebboune addressed the press, emphasizing their commitment to strengthening the historic friendships between Rwanda and Algeria. Notably, President Kagame declared plans for opening a Rwandan embassy in Algeria to deepening bilateral engagement.
Investing in AI Education through Student Collaboration
Adding to the achievements of the visit, President Kagame personally engaged with five Rwandan students undertaking advanced studies in Artificial Intelligence (AI) at a premier Algerian institution.
Artificial Intelligence Driving Innovation Education
The students are part of a specialized educational program focusing on AI-driven learning, research, and technological innovation. This institution delivers master’s and doctoral degrees to equip scholars with cutting-edge expertise in artificial intelligence.
Strengthening mutual progress: Rwanda and Algeria celebrated 12 new cooperation agreements.
President Kagame confirmed Rwanda’s plan to open its embassy in Algeria soon.
Innovative education collaboration: President Kagame met Rwandan AI students in Algeria.
President Kagame honors Algerian independence heroes at the Memorial of Martyrs.