Finance Minister, Yusuf Murangwa, and the Governor of the National Bank of Rwanda, John Rwangombwa, on Thursday held a key meeting in Washington, D.C., with the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Kristalina Georgieva.
The discussions focused on Rwanda’s economic performance, future outlook, and the role of the IMF in supporting the country’s policies for sustainable growth and development. Rwanda has been recognized for its strong macroeconomic management, resilience in the face of global challenges, and commitment to structural reforms aimed at fostering inclusive economic growth.
With the IMF playing a crucial role in providing financial and technical assistance, the meeting explored ways to deepen collaboration to ensure Rwanda continues on a trajectory of stability and progress. Key areas of discussion likely included strategies to strengthen Rwanda’s fiscal policies, enhance financial sector resilience, and promote long-term economic sustainability.
The engagement reflects Rwanda’s proactive approach in working with international financial institutions to drive economic transformation and ensure sustained development in the years ahead.
