From February 13–14, Rwanda’s Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva is in Addis Ababa to represent President Paul Kagame at the 38th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union (AU) Summit. Held at the AU Headquarters, the summit convenes African heads of state and government to deliberate on key continental priorities. This year’s meeting focuses on strengthening peace and security, accelerating economic integration, advancing climate resilience, and enhancing institutional reforms within the Union. Leaders are expected to assess progress under the African Continental Free Trade Area

From February 13–14, Rwanda’s Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva is in Addis Ababa to represent President Paul Kagame at the 38th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union (AU) Summit. Held at the AU Headquarters, the summit convenes African heads of state and government to deliberate on key continental priorities. This year’s meeting focuses on strengthening peace and security, accelerating economic integration, advancing climate resilience, and enhancing institutional reforms within the Union.

Leaders are expected to assess progress under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and adopt strategies aimed at boosting intra-African trade and investment. Discussions will also address conflict prevention, governance reforms, youth empowerment, and sustainable development financing.

Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva inspects a guard of honour upon arrival in Addis Ababa to represent President Paul Kagame at the African Union Summit.

Nsengiyumva’s participation underscores Rwanda’s continued commitment to African-led solutions and regional cooperation. His presence signals Kigali’s resolve to remain actively engaged in shaping policies that promote stability, prosperity, and unity across the continent. As deliberations unfold over the two-day summit, attention will center on actionable outcomes capable of translating Africa’s shared ambitions into measurable progress.

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