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Tumenye Imiterere n'Imikorere y'Umudugudu
Tumenye Imiterere n'Imikorere y'Umudugudu
Today, Minister @Dominiquehab witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Local Government of the Republic of Liberia and @Cooperation_RW.
The MoU represents an important step toward strengthening cooperation between the two countries in four key areas:
- Digital transformation and modernization of public services;
- Natural resource value addition and local economic development;
- South-South cooperation and institutional partnerships; and
- Fiscal decentralization and domestic resource mobilization.
Minister Habimana said the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding is not the beginning of a relationship, but rather an important step of strengthening an existing partnership and providing a framework for sustained collaboration.
He said: “Through this partnership, Rwanda and Liberia will have an opportunity to deepen institutional exchanges, share experiences and learn from each other's approaches to local governance, public service delivery, local economic development and institutional capacity development. Ultimately, our common ambition is to build capable, responsive and effective local governments that are closer to citizens, deliver better services and drive development within their respective communities.”
The MoU represents an important step toward strengthening cooperation between the two countries in four key areas:
- Digital transformation and modernization of public services;
- Natural resource value addition and local economic development;
- South-South cooperation and institutional partnerships; and
- Fiscal decentralization and domestic resource mobilization.
Minister Habimana said the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding is not the beginning of a relationship, but rather an important step of strengthening an existing partnership and providing a framework for sustained collaboration.
He said: “Through this partnership, Rwanda and Liberia will have an opportunity to deepen institutional exchanges, share experiences and learn from each other's approaches to local governance, public service delivery, local economic development and institutional capacity development. Ultimately, our common ambition is to build capable, responsive and effective local governments that are closer to citizens, deliver better services and drive development within their respective communities.”
Tumenye Imiterere n'Imikorere y'Umudugudu
