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Olivier Nduhungirehe

Olivier Nduhungirehe

Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Rwanda

Appears in 2 stories

Notable Quotes

He said the health agreement 'underscores Rwanda’s ambition to build a self‑reliant, adaptive, and technology‑enabled health system.'([investing.com](https://www.investing.com/news/world-news/us-signs-228-million-deal-with-rwanda-for-health-under-new-aid-model-4394625?utm_source=openai))

Nduhungirehe cautioned that "the road ahead will not be easy," but said that with continued U.S. and Qatari support, a turning point was still possible.([wsls.com](https://www.wsls.com/news/world/2025/06/27/congo-and-rwanda-to-sign-us-mediated-peace-deal-to-end-conflict-in-eastern-congo/?utm_source=openai))

Stories

America first global health compacts: rewiring U.S. health aid

Rule Changes

Co‑signatory of the Rwanda health compact and spokesperson on Washington Accord

In 2025 the Trump administration dismantled the post-Cold War global health architecture by withdrawing from the WHO, freezing most foreign aid, and abolishing USAID's development role. Through its 'America First Global Health Strategy,' the administration created bilateral health compacts requiring partner governments to co-finance HIV, TB, malaria, and outbreak response programs and gradually assume full responsibility.

Updated 6 days ago

Trump–brokered DRC–Rwanda peace deal tested by renewed fighting

Force in Play

Principal Rwandan signatory of the Washington Accord

In early 2025, the Rwanda-backed M23 rebellion and its allies seized Goma and Bukavu in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, displacing millions. The United States stepped in and brokered the June 27 Washington Accord.

Updated 7 days ago