Leaders, including Olivier Nduhungirehe, met at UN Headquarters to discuss institutional reform and continental integration within the African Union.
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What happened
Leaders, including Olivier Nduhungirehe, met at UN Headquarters to discuss institutional reform and continental integration within the African Union.
Who's involved
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Part of
Olivier Nduhungirehe discussed the African Union's free movement project while high-level talks took place between South Africa and Rwanda.Also in this story
- A delegation scouted investment and tourism opportunities in Rwanda while investments were made in a South African iron ore mining company.
- Rwanda strengthened its partnership with the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD) to advance development goals.
The entities involved
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Olivier Nduhungirehe
Rwandan diplomat (born 1975)
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African Union Commission
Executive branch of the African Union
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Rwanda
country in East Africa
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