India-Rwanda have 54 yrs of fruitful bilateral ties: Murekezi

Rwandan Prime Minister Anastase Murekezi today hosted a banquet for Vice President Hamid Ansari and asserted that 54 years of bilateral relations have been "fruitful".
The Prime Minister said with the signing of three MoUs, "our relationship from here forth is going to grow stronger," he said.
"We have 54 years of fruitful bilateral relationship. Rwanda and India share important ties and we are committed to make this relationship grow stronger," Murekezi said.
Rwanda is a safe country and a recent report has ranked the country as one of the best places to do business, Murekezi said.
"We are also third least corrupt country in Sub Saharan Africa and we definitely are ready for business and greater cooperation," he said.

The Rwandan PM also pitched for India companies to look beyond the traditional sectors while engaging with Rwanda.
Ansari is on a five-day tour to Rwanda and Uganda.