President of Republic of Rwanda Paul Kagame has accepted the invitation extended to him by his counterpart Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
This has been announced by the Rwanda’s foreign minister Louis Mushikiwabo in a joint communiqué at the joint press conference of the two heads of state that has just concluded at Village Urugwiro.
As she read the communiqué, Mushikiwabo said that the details of Kagame’s visit to Nigeria will be communicated through the normal diplomatic channels but said it will be done soon.
According to the communiqué, the purpose of the Nigeria’s president visit was to strengthen what Mushikiwabo termed as excellent bilateral relations between the two countries in the spirit of African solidarity and joint commitment to enhance peace, security and the development of the continent.
The visit also facilitated the two heads of state the opportunity to exchange the ideas on a wide range of bilateral issues as well as strategies for promoting common positions in continental and international fora.
The two heads of the states agreed on bilateral cooperation and renewed their commitment to enhance cooperation through bilateral meetings and reciprocal visits
They also agreed to consolidate the democratic processes in the African countries, promote peace, stability and development on the continent.
Mushikiwabo also said that the two heads of state agreed to exchange programs and share experiences on the development, technology, and insure social –economic transformation on the key parts of the two sister states in areas like infrastructure, energy, ICT, education and health.
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