- Rwanda targets AI-led growth to reach middle-income status by 2035
- Public-private partnerships anchor ambitious digital transformation strategy
KIGALI, RWANDA — Rwanda is accelerating its push into artificial intelligence, betting on digital innovation to transform its economy and secure middle-income status within a decade.
Visitors to Rwanda often remark on its striking orderliness — from spotless streets to its strict ban on plastic bags — hallmarks of a country that has built a global reputation for disciplined governance and environmental stewardship.
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