Sandrine Umutoni Quotes

ArtRwanda-Ubuhanzi is a project that seeks to identify young artistic talent across a wide spectrum of art disciplines.

Therefore, it made logical sense to bring together the portfolios that contribute the most to youth economic empowerment. This move will help create a more cohesive and efficient management structure for these sectors.

This plan will focus on issues such as international standards for art development and the improvement of infrastructure and training opportunities. These efforts will contribute to the growth and recognition of the arts in Rwanda, attracting cultural tourism and establishing a stronger international presence for Rwandan art and culture.

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We aim to encourage both local and international investment in the creative economy, which involves creating favourable policies, providing financial support, and facilitating partnerships between artists, entrepreneurs, and investors. By doing so, the Ministry hopes to contribute to the overall development of the creative economy in Rwanda,

Bringing the creative sector under the same ministry as youth empowerment, the government recognises the significant role that young people play in the creative industries.

Rwanda’s commitment to promoting gender equality can be seen in policies that ensure women’s representation at various levels of decision-making across different institutions, ranging from business to leadership and judiciary.