Rwanda's Prime Minister Calls for Increased Investment in Leather Processing
Rwanda's Prime Minister, Dr. Nsengiyumva Justin, has emphasized the need to increase investment in leather processing to meet local demand and boost exports.
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Rwanda's Prime Minister, Dr. Nsengiyumva Justin, has emphasized the need to increase investment in leather processing to meet local demand and boost exports.
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