Rwanda's National Broadcasting Agency (RBA) and Mozambique's National Television (TVM) have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening media partnerships and exchanging expertise. The agreement was signed on October 2, 2026, in Mozambique, following an invitation from TVM to RBA. The RBA delegation, led by Radio RBA Director Uwayo Divin, attended the signing ceremony. The agreement aims to promote cooperation in exchanging programs, sharing knowledge, and collaborating on media projects.

The agreement was signed by Rwandan Ambassador to Mozambique, Col. (Rtd) Ndamage Donat, and TVM Director-General Victor Filipe Sinai Nhatitima. The pact seeks to enhance cooperation in exchanging news, producing programs, and sharing expertise in media production. The agreement also aims to promote cultural exchange and understanding between the two countries. Ambassador Donat emphasized that the agreement will strengthen ties between RBA and TVM, particularly in exchanging news and expertise.

The cooperation agreement is expected to promote cultural exchange and understanding between Rwanda and Mozambique. TVM Director-General Nhatitima welcomed the Rwandan delegation, saying the agreement goes beyond media cooperation, offering opportunities for cultural exchange and knowledge sharing. He noted that the partnership will facilitate the exchange of programs, expertise, and knowledge in media production, television production, tourism, education, and technological innovation.

The agreement will focus on strengthening professional cooperation between media outlets in both countries. The partnership aims to promote the exchange of news, technical expertise, and programs focused on culture. The agreement is expected to contribute to increased understanding between the people of Rwanda and Mozambique, further strengthening bilateral relations.

The signing of the agreement marks a significant milestone in media cooperation between Rwanda and Mozambique. The partnership is expected to enhance media production, promote cultural exchange, and foster greater understanding between the two nations. The agreement demonstrates the commitment of both countries to strengthening media cooperation and promoting cultural exchange.

The cooperation agreement is a significant development in the media sector, offering opportunities for growth and collaboration. The partnership is expected to promote the exchange of ideas, expertise, and knowledge in media production. The agreement will also facilitate the sharing of best practices in media production, contributing to the growth of the media sector in both countries.

The agreement is expected to have a positive impact on bilateral relations between Rwanda and Mozambique. The partnership will promote cultural exchange, understanding, and cooperation between the two nations. The agreement demonstrates the commitment of both countries to strengthening media cooperation and promoting cultural exchange, contributing to a stronger and more sustainable partnership.

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