BRUSSELS

Rwanda celebrated its national day in Brussels on the 4th of july in a hot climate.

In absence of appointed ambassador, the chargé d’affaires of the embassy gave a long speach where he emphasized the progresses made by Rwanda since the black days of 1994. Rwanda has now a strong economy with an average of 8% GDP progression each year and has more schools, more universities, more infrastructures to benefit the rwandese population.

Lots of traditional dances  were shown to the public.