Rwanda Development Board (RDB), welcomes a high-level delegation led by Neeraj Shah, Partner and Investor at Oppenheimer Partners, for strategic discussions focused on expanding investment opportunities in Rwanda.
The engagement underscored Rwanda’s growing appeal as a competitive and forward-looking investment destination, with discussions centering on priority sectors including infrastructure, financial services, technology, agribusiness, manufacturing, and green growth.
The meeting also explored how global capital can align with Rwanda’s long-term development agenda and private sector–led growth model.
Speaking during the meeting, RDB CEO Jean-Guy K. Afrika emphasized Rwanda’s commitment to fostering a predictable, transparent, and investor-friendly business environment.
“Rwanda continues to position itself as a gateway for strategic investment into Africa,” Afrika said. “Our focus is not only on attracting capital, but on building long-term partnerships that drive innovation, create jobs, and deliver sustainable economic impact.”
Neeraj Shah welcomed the opportunity to engage directly with Rwanda’s investment leadership, noting the country’s strong governance, reform-driven approach, and clear sectoral priorities.
“Rwanda stands out for its clarity of vision and consistency in policy implementation,” Shah remarked.
“We see strong potential for investments that combine commercial returns with measurable development outcomes.”
The discussions reflect Rwanda’s broader strategy to deepen relationships with global investors and diversify sources of foreign direct investment.
By engaging firms such as Oppenheimer Partners, Rwanda aims to unlock patient capital, support high-impact projects, and accelerate the growth of priority sectors critical to achieving its national development goals.
As Rwanda continues to strengthen its investment ecosystem, such high-level engagements signal confidence in the country’s economic trajectory and reinforce its reputation as a trusted partner for international investors seeking opportunity, stability, and impact in Africa.
