NEW: Zimbabwe, Rwanda to sign 5 MOUs  

Victoria Ruzvidzo in KIGALI, Rwanda  

Zimbabwe and Rwanda will on Tuesday sign five memoranda of understanding in information and communication technology (ICT) and e-Government, agriculture and livestock development, tourism and business events, environment and climate.

The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) and the Rwanda Private Sector Federation will also sign an MOU.

Last year, Zimbabwe exported US$15,9 million worth of goods and services to Rwanda, while the Central African country’s exports to Zimbabwe topped US$110 000.

Trade between Harare and Kigali is, however, expected to increase.

 

 

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