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Rwanda and IMF Reach Staff-Level Agreement on $250 Million Program
Kigali, Rwanda – April 2, 2026– The Government of Rwanda has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a 38-month…
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Chief Strategic Planners discuss planning priorities for FY 2018/19
Permanent Secretaries, Province and District Executive Secretaries are currently in Rubavu District for a three-day planning retreat to ensure…
Government of Rwanda and World Bank Sign $80 million Agreement to Support the Effectiveness in Rwanda’s Social Protection System
Kigali. December 21, 2017: The Government of Rwanda and the World Bank today signed $80 million (approximately Frw 67 billion) financing agreement to…
Rwanda and Republic of Korea sign Frw 5.9 Billion to support IT development in schools
Government of Rwanda and World Bank sign Frw 60 Billion to Improve Connectivity to Agricultural Markets Centers.
Kigali December 7, 2017: The Government of Rwanda and the World Bank Group today signed a US$ 68 million (approximately Frw 59 Billion) Additional…
Government and World Bank ink US$ 125 million deal to boost Energy Sector
Government of Rwanda and the World Bank today signed the first Energy Sector Development Policy Operation (DPO) financing agreement worth US$ 125…
Government and AfDB sign financing agreements to support water supply and Business Development Programs
Government of Rwanda and the African Development Bank (AfDB) today signed two financing agreements worth US$ 255.4 million (approximately Frw 215…
Chief Budget Managers urged to stick to PFM procedures
Chief Budget Managers (CBMs) have been urged to observe prudent Public Financial Management (PFM) if Rwanda is to meet its strategic development…
IMF Staff Completes Review Mission to Rwanda
The IMF team reached preliminary agreement with the government, subject to approval by IMF management and its Executive Board, on policies that could…
Rwanda’s economic growth on the rebound after setbacks
During the first half of the year, Rwanda recorded a low growth rate of 2.9% on average mainly due to low growth of the industry and services sectors…