Ambassador Olivier Kayumba of Rwanda presented his credentials to CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, formally taking on the role of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary. Kayumba has a background in diplomatic relations and has significant ties with the CAR through peacekeeping and security sector reforms.
On March 17, Ambassador Olivier Kayumba presented his letters of credence to President Faustin-Archange Touadéra of the Central African Republic (CAR), formalizing his role as the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Rwanda, residing in Bangui. Ambassador Kayumba previously served as the head of Rwanda’s diplomatic mission in CAR, having been proposed for this ambassadorial position in December of the previous year.
His prior experience includes a position as the Permanent Secretary in Rwanda’s Ministry of Emergency Management. The diplomatic relationship between Rwanda and the CAR has remained robust, with Rwanda participating actively in peacekeeping operations led by the United Nations. Additionally, Rwanda has contributed troops to CAR under a bilateral agreement.
Furthermore, Rwanda is dedicated to assisting the CAR in security sector reforms, which encompasses training initiatives for CAR’s armed forces. This cooperation reflects the ongoing commitment of both nations to strengthen ties and enhance stability within the Central African Republic.
In conclusion, Ambassador Olivier Kayumba’s presentation of credentials highlights Rwanda’s commitment to its diplomatic relationship with the Central African Republic. Through peacekeeping efforts and support for security sector reforms, Rwanda continues to play a significant role in fostering stability within the region. This cooperation not only reinforces bilateral ties but also contributes to the broader security landscape in CAR.
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