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Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva addressed the Russia-Africa Youth Forum at MGIMO University on October 28, 2026, highlighting the dual role of youth in Rwanda’s history, noting their involvement in both the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and the subsequent liberation and reconstruction of the country. Reflecting on Rwanda’s journey, the Prime Minister described the nation’s transition from a period of darkness to a future built on unity and resilience. He acknowledged that during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, which claimed over one million lives, many young people were manipulated into participating in the violence. However, he emphasized that it was also the youth who chose to confront that injustice. Dr. Nsengiyumva credited the liberation efforts to a young force led by Paul Kagame, who was in his 30s at the time. He stated that these young soldiers chose reconciliation over revenge and unity over division, prioritizing the sovereignty and development of the nation. The Prime Minister underscored that modern Rwanda is committed to building a society where corruption is not tolerated. He identified education as a fundamental pillar in the country’s development and urged the youth in attendance to pursue knowledge to advance their respective nations. He encouraged them to leverage their education and international friendships to foster innovation and positive societal change. In addition to his participation in the youth forum, the Prime Minister attended a reception hosted by President Vladimir Putin for leaders participating in the Russia-Africa summit. Article source: Umuseke | Image credit: Umuseke
Prime Minister Dr. Justin Nsengiyumva addressed the Russia-Africa Youth Forum at MGIMO University on October 28, 2026, highlighting the dual role of youth in Rwanda’s history, noting their involvement in both the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and the subsequent liberation and reconstruction of the country. Reflecting on Rwanda’s journey, the Prime Minister described the nation’s transition from a period of darkness to a future built on unity and resilience. He acknowledged that during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, which claimed over one million lives, many young people were manipulated into participating in the violence. However, he emphasized that it was also the youth who chose to confront that injustice. Dr. Nsengiyumva credited the liberation efforts to a young force led by Paul Kagame, who was in his 30s at the time. He stated that these young soldiers chose reconciliation over revenge and unity over division, prioritizing the sovereignty and development of the nation. The Prime Minister underscored that modern Rwanda is committed to building a society where corruption is not tolerated. He identified education as a fundamental pillar in the country’s development and urged the youth in attendance to pursue knowledge to advance their respective nations. He encouraged them to leverage their education and international friendships to foster innovation and positive societal change. In addition to his participation in the youth forum, the Prime Minister attended a reception hosted by President Vladimir Putin for leaders participating in the Russia-Africa summit.
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