Moody's has upgraded Rwanda’s outlook to Stable and affirmed its B2 rating. The upgrade reflects Rwanda's: ✅ Strong growth prospects ✅ Track record of effective policy execution ✅ Capacity for prudent fiscal adjustments https://t.co/HwfgbakkVf #Rwanda #Economy

Happy Liberation Day! Today, we proudly reflect on the remarkable progress Rwanda has made over the past 31 years. While we celebrate these achievements and honor the sacrifices of those who fought for our liberation, we also recognize that there is still more work to do.

Rwanda’s economy grew by 7.8%, according to figures released by @statisticsRW earlier today. The growth was driven by strong performance in the industrial and service sectors, while the agriculture sector experienced modest progress. https://t.co/nx0ZtBHxAG

Great discussion on #Rwanda's economic outlook in @CentralBankRw's Spaces! Our Chief Economist @stellarusine explained how strategic investments in infrastructure, human capacity, MICE, policy and institutional reforms as well as prudent macroeconomic management are driving

Welcome to the first edition of Rwanda's Economic Bulletin! Published bi-annualy, it provides insights into Rwanda's economic performance and outlook, plus key data for investors, academia, and more. https://t.co/dJeqdzJClI

@SPGlobal has reaffirmed Rwanda’s credit rating at B+ with a stable outlook following its assessment released yesterday. The decision reflects Rwanda’s continued robust economic growth, ongoing government reforms to increase domestic revenue, and prudent debt management.

At the #SpringMeetings, Ministers @yusuf_murangwa and @tesirusagara held productive discussions with Bahrain’s Minister of Finance and National Economy, Salman bin Khalifa Al Khalifa, and his delegation. Focus areas included boosting tourism opportunities and advancing ICT

📢#ComingSoon...: The official dissemination of EICV7, #Rwanda's key survey on household living conditions! From poverty to education, health, infrastructure, and housing, get ready for fresh insights into national well-being. While we count down🔄, let’s revisit some key

The Government of Rwanda and IMF staff have reached a staff-level agreement under the fifth review of the Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI). Over the past two weeks of constructive discussions, it was reaffirmed that Rwanda’s economy remains strong and resilient, maintaining a

The FY 2025/26 Ministerial planning and budgeting consultations are in progress. These discussions focus on allocating resources to key priorities. The overall objective is to ensure that funding supports initiatives that drive national strategic objectives, especially in

Rwanda's economy grew by 8.9% in 2024, following impressive quarterly performances of 9.7% in Q1, 9.8% in Q2, 8.1% in Q3, and 8% in Q4. This consistency in growth was fueled by strong performances in the agriculture service and industry sectors. https://t.co/Ouh2VkE9A4

Amashyo, Gira so, Gira umugore, Gira umugabo, Gira abana, Zose ni indamukanyo nziza kandi zikwiye! Ariko twe turagira tuti #Giriwawe. #TujyaneMuBImbere

The new tax policy measures will introduce VAT, withholding tax, and excise duty on hybrid cars, while pure electric cars will be exempt. This initiative aims to promote the purchase of efficient vehicles, prevent Rwanda from becoming a dumping ground for outdated hybrids, and

Several goods and services will be subject to VAT under the new tax policy: FY 2024-25: VAT will apply to mobile phones and ICT equipment. FY 2025-26: VAT will be imposed on hybrid vehicles, fee-based financial services, fossil fuels, and road transport services for goods. FY

Key updates to income tax will include: Player Winnings: Taxation on gambling activity winnings. Operator Revenue: Tax on gross gambling revenue for operators. Capital Gains Tax: Applicable on share transactions. Digital Services Tax: For foreign companies providing online

The tax policy measures announced this week are aimed at strengthening the resilience of our economy and promoting self-reliance. Their implementation will be gradual to ensure a smooth transition for all. #Thread

Inama y’Abaminisitiri yateranye ejo yemeje amategeko y’imisoro n’amabwiriza ya Minisitiri azagira uruhare rukomeye mu kuzamura ubukungu no guteza imbere imibereho myiza y’Abanyarwanda, binyuze mu kongera ubushobozi bwo gushyira mu bikorwa Gahunda ya 2 y'Igihugu yo Kwihutisha

Cabinet meeting yesterday approved several tax policy measures aimed at enhancing Rwanda’s ability to mobilize financial resources, including through a wider tax base, to enable the country to grow the economy and transform livelihoods of all citizens, as envisaged in NST2.

Update: According to @statisticsRW, the economy grew by 8.1% in the third quarter of 2024! Here’s the breakdown by major sectors: Growth by Sector: - Agriculture: 4% - Services: 10% - Industry: 8% GDP Share by Sector: - Services:49% - Agriculture: 24% - Industry:20% - Net

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