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Today, MoS Sandrine Umutoni joined the Welcome Day of the 5th Edition of Rwanda Youth Tour, featuring 60 Rwandan youth aged 18–30 from 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇬🇺🇸🇸🇳🇮🇹🇧🇪, in Rwanda to explore opportunities and deepen their understanding of the country's transformational journey. #RYT2025

MoS Sandrine Umutoni reminded the youth that Rwanda’s progress over the past 31 years is the result of an intentional, inclusive & visionary leadership, focused on resilience & unity. She encouraged them to see themselves as part of this legacy, with a role to play in its future.

“You are not too young to make a difference. Rwanda welcomes your creativity, ideas, and energy. Ask questions, suggest solutions, and contribute to the country's future,” MoS Sandrine Umutoni told participants, encouraging them to stay engaged and keep returning. #RYT2025

Today at Museum Ingabo , I had the great honor of welcoming Rwandan youth from the diaspora , young people who are exploring their homeland and reconnecting with its roots. I shared with them Rwanda’s story through the lens of art and storytelling. I also introduced them to

1. PLP in partnership with Rwanda Youth Club hosted a powerful discussion at the Kigali Memorial. The theme: “Generational Trauma and Le Devoir de la Mémoire.” A day of reflection, learning, and unity. Aegis Trust

2. It was a safe space to explore the invisible wounds passed down across generations and share experience to explore what it means to inherit memory.

3. Mental health Expert Chantal M. 🇷🇼🇨🇦 shared deep insights on how trauma lives in silence, in families, in identity and how healing starts with acknowledgment and community.

4. We heard from @Ntwarichristian, Tristan Murenzi, King Ngabo , and Israel M. Nuru about what it means to inherit history and transform it into hope.

‘Intsinzi Bana b’u Rwanda, Intsinzi, Njye ndayireba Intsinzi mu bice byose Intsinzi’ During their educational tour at Museum Ingabo, one member of the #Rwanda #Youth #Tour team began singing "Intsinzi Bana b’u Rwanda". We all joined in, and the moment was truly powerful.

Mu rwego rwo kurushaho gusobanukirwa umuco n'umurage by'u Rwanda, urubyiruko rw'abanyarwanda rutuye mu bihugu by'amahanga basuye Ingoro y'Abami mu Rukari iherereye mu Karere ka Nyanza. Basobanuriwe umurage umuritswe muri iyi ngoro by'umwihariko bishimira kubona uko ubuzima bw'i

Nyuma yo gusura Ingoro y'Abami mu Rukari, uru rubyiruko rwasuye Ingoro Ndangamurage yo Kwigira iherereye ku Rwesero muri Nyanza District . Basobanuriwe neza uko u Rwanda rwishatsemo ibisubizo nk’imwe mu ngamba igamije guteza imbere ubukungu, imibereho y'Abanyarwanda no kubaka

AGAHUGU KATAGIRA UMUCO KARACIKA- Rwanda Youth Club at Museum Ingabo