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A report, released on Wednesday, highlights how the first phase of the program has directly impacted more than 1,000 key individuals.

The high-level forum will place a key focus on forging the connections that will enable scale up, and explore how public and private sector players in Africa and the UAE can work together to sustainable partnerships.

Tanzanian businesses operating in Rwanda include Azam Industries, Bakhresa, Azam Media, among others, while Rwandan companies like Sulfo Rwanda, and Pharmalab, have set foot in Tanzania.

The showroom was opened on Saturday, at the newly refurbished commercial complex, Kigali Business Centre in Kacyiru, in a function that was also graced by the Indian High Commissioner to Rwanda Oscar Kerketta.

The firm started operations in Rwanda the first such service in the health sector anywhere in the world in 2016.

The mobile money campaign dubbed ‘’Bukya Uri Millionaire’’, is aimed at promoting cashless economy will see lucky customers of Airtel win cash prizes when they carry out transactions such as sending and receiving money on their phones, paying for water, electricity, school fees, pay for e-government services such as Irembo among others.

Rwanda Stock Exchange started in 2011 with the aim of creating a savings and investment culture.

Among those whose creativity and innovation featured prominently were bars, restaurants, night clubs as well as tours and travel operators. A number of establishments saw an increase in clientele during the summit.