Follow up on the establishment of the Centre on anti-corruption in Rwanda

The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Republic of Rwanda, Busingye Johnston, who is on official mission in Doha – Qatar, yesterday 13th January 2020 paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister and Minister of Interior of Qatar. They discussed on the existing good relationship between the two countries.

He was also received by his counterpart Attorney General of the State of Qatar.  They discussed issues of mutual interests, including the establishment of the Centre on anti-corruption in Rwanda.

Today 14th January 2020, on his second day of the visit in Doha, he met the Chief Justice and the Minister of Justice of the State of Qatar. They also discussed on potential areas of cooperation in the field of justice.

“Our Embassy in Doha will follow up for concrete action.” Said Minister Busingye

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