For the growth of the creative economy, Rwanda is prioritizing four areas of investments and cultural development, including capacity-building, infrastructure, funding, and collaboration, Sandrine Umutoni, the state minister for youth and arts, has said.
Minister highlights priority areas to boost Rwanda’s creative economy
The New Times, 17 October 2024, Rwanda
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