The Rwanda Development Board (RDB) Deputy CEO, Juliana K. Muganza, today met with a high-level delegation from the Sultanate of Oman led by Abdullah Al-Busaidi, Director General of the Oman Logistics Center, to explore new investment opportunities and strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries.
The delegation brought together representatives from key sectors including commerce, information and communications technology (ICT), tourism, and the automotive industry, reflecting Oman’s growing interest in Rwanda’s fast-expanding and investor-friendly economy.
Discussions focused on Rwanda’s strategic position as a gateway to East and Central Africa, its strong governance framework, and the wide range of incentives available to foreign investors.
Both sides explored opportunities for collaboration in logistics development, digital transformation, tourism infrastructure, and value-added manufacturing.
Speaking during the meeting, RDB Deputy CEO Juliana K. Muganza emphasized Rwanda’s readiness to partner with Omani investors.
“Rwanda offers a stable macroeconomic environment, clear investment policies, and a strategic location that enables businesses to serve regional and continental markets. We see strong potential for mutually beneficial partnerships with Oman, particularly in logistics, ICT, and tourism,” she said.
She added that collaboration with Oman aligns with Rwanda’s ambition to position itself as a regional hub for trade, innovation, and high-quality services.
Abdullah Al-Busaidi, Director General of the Oman Logistics Center, highlighted Rwanda’s progress and openness to international partnerships.
“Rwanda’s efficiency, ease of doing business, and long-term vision make it an attractive destination for Omani investors. We are particularly interested in exploring logistics and trade facilitation partnerships that can enhance connectivity between our regions,” he noted.
Benefits for RwandaThe engagement is expected to bring several strategic benefits to Rwanda, including:Increased foreign direct investment (FDI) from Oman into priority sectorsJob creation and skills transfer through joint ventures and new enterprises
Strengthened logistics and trade infrastructure, supporting Rwanda’s role as a regional distribution hubTechnology and knowledge exchange in ICT and automotive services.
Growth of the tourism sector through diversified investment and improved service offerings
The meeting reaffirmed Rwanda’s commitment to building strong international partnerships that drive sustainable economic growth and position the country as a preferred investment destination in Africa.
Both parties agreed to continue engagements and explore concrete projects that can translate the discussions into impactful investments benefiting both Rwanda and the Sultanate of Oman.
By Andrew Shyaka
