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China funds $47M Giseke Irrigation Project to modernize Rwandan agriculture

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Rwanda and China launched the Giseke Irrigation Project in Gisagara District, Southern Province. The project, valued at $47 million, aims to transform agriculture, strengthen climate resilience, and improve farmers' access to reliable water. The scope includes developing a dam with a 6.5 million cubic meter capacity, a pressurized irrigation system covering over 2,600 hectares, and 48.8 km of lined canals.

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The investment, financed by the Export-Import Bank of China and constructed by China Geo-Engineering Corporation, supports Rwanda's goal of building a modern and commercially oriented agricultural sector. The project represents a major step in transforming Rwanda's agricultural capabilities.

China provides long-standing support for Rwanda's development and infrastructure projects. China has also strengthened military and diplomatic ties with Rwanda while declaring its resolve to oppose Taiwan independence.

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