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President Kagame Bids Farewell to Canadian High Commissioner Julie Crowley

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Jayden Havuga
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Published: August 30, 2026
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KIGALI, Rwanda — President Paul Kagame received outgoing Canadian High Commissioner to Rwanda Julie Crowley for a farewell audience at Urugwiro Village as the diplomat prepared to conclude her tour of duty, marking an opportunity to review relations between Rwanda and Canada and prospects for continued bilateral cooperation.

According to an official announcement from the Rwandan Presidency, the meeting focused on the relationship between the two countries and their shared interest in maintaining and strengthening cooperation. The Presidency said their discussion “reflected on Rwanda-Canada relations” and the continued advancement of bilateral engagement in areas of mutual interest.

Crowley’s farewell meeting with President Kagame comes at the conclusion of her diplomatic assignment representing Canada in Rwanda. During such a transition, farewell audiences provide an opportunity for outgoing diplomatic representatives and national leaders to assess bilateral engagement while considering areas where cooperation can continue under future diplomatic leadership.

Rwanda and Canada maintain diplomatic relations encompassing development, trade, education and other areas of mutual interest. The two countries also engage through multilateral institutions and international initiatives addressing economic development and other global priorities.

President Kagame’s meeting with the outgoing High Commissioner underscored Rwanda’s continued diplomatic engagement with international partners and its emphasis on maintaining constructive relationships based on national and shared interests.

For Canada, diplomatic engagement with Rwanda forms part of its wider relationship with African countries and regional institutions. Crowley’s tenure provided a channel for dialogue between Kigali and Ottawa at a time when African governments and their international partners are increasingly examining opportunities for expanded economic, development and institutional cooperation.

The farewell audience also provided an occasion to recognize the diplomatic engagement maintained during Crowley’s assignment and to look toward the next stage of Rwanda-Canada relations.

As Crowley concludes her tour of duty, the official message from the Rwandan Presidency emphasized continuity, describing the relationship in terms of the “continued strengthening of bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest.” The meeting signals that both countries have an established foundation upon which future diplomatic engagement and cooperation can continue.

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