A high-level delegation from the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), led by Brigadier General Patrick Karuretwa, has successfully concluded the 2nd Joint Military Commission meeting with counterparts from the French Armed Forces in Paris.
The meeting, held to bolster defence cooperation between the two nations, culminated in the signing of a new roadmap that will guide bilateral cooperation until 2025.
The Joint Military Commission meeting provided a crucial platform for both sides to review the current status of defence cooperation and explore avenues for further collaboration.
Discussions encompassed various aspects of military partnership.
Brigadier General Karuretwa, leading the RDF delegation, expressed his satisfaction with the outcome of the meeting, emphasizing the importance of continued cooperation between Rwanda and France.
The newly signed Roadmap outlines specific areas of focus for bilateral cooperation, including intelligence sharing, counterterrorism operations, and capacity-building initiatives. It also underscores the mutual commitment of both nations to promoting peace and security within the region and beyond.
The meeting comes at a time when Rwanda and France continue to strengthen their diplomatic and military relations across various fronts. The signing of the new Roadmap reflects the shared commitment of both nations to advancing their strategic partnership and addressing evolving security challenges in the region.
