Embracing Global Collaboration: TechAffinity Rwanda at the UK-Rwanda Business Forum

We are thrilled to announce that TechAffinity Rwanda is all set to attend the highly anticipated UK-Rwanda Business Forum in Kigali, Rwanda on 29-31 January 2024. As a proud exhibitor of this prestigious event, we are excited to connect with business experts, share our experience of doing business in Rwanda, and explore the latest innovations. This prestigious event promises to be a landmark in strengthening trade and investment ties between the United Kingdom and Rwanda.

TechAffinity Rwanda’s participation in the forum marks a pivotal moment in our journey towards global outreach and collaboration. Our goal is to showcase the burgeoning investment potential in Rwanda and highlight its welcoming business environment. Our involvement in this event is a pivotal step in our ongoing commitment to promote international trade and investment. We believe that through this forum, we can contribute significantly to the shared objectives of both nations, paving the way for a prosperous and mutually beneficial future.

About the UK-Rwanda Business Forum

The first ever UK-Rwanda Business Forum will showcase investment opportunities in Rwanda’s rapidly growing economy.  The Business Forum will bring together UK and Rwandan business leaders, investors and senior government officials to discuss business opportunities available and the business climate in Rwanda. The theme is ‘Succeeding in Rwanda: Unlocking Growth & Opportunities’ and the programme includes opportunities for networking and to hear from industry leaders, visits to investor sites and discovering the best of Kigali. 

This year, over 100 UK investors will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the thriving economic landscape in Rwanda. Their presence is a testament to the growing interest in Rwanda’s dynamic market and its potential as a hub for innovation and growth.

Leading the British delegation will be Lord Popat, the UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Rwanda, and His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for Africa, John Humphrey. Their participation underscores the importance of this event in fostering deeper, more strategic business relationships between our two countries.

To learn more and to register for the event click here