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Rwanda’s Tourism Industry Faces Threat Amid Conflict and International Sanctions

Rwanda’s $640 million tourism industry faces significant threats due to its alleged support of M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). International backlash has intensified, with the UK and Belgium suspending aid to Rwanda, and the U.S. imposing sanctions on a key government minister. This political climate jeopardizes Rwanda’s high-profile sports partnerships, including its bid to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix and the upcoming UCI Road World Championships. Experts warn that continued involvement in the DRC conflict could deter global brands and tourists, undermining Rwanda’s tourism-driven economic growth.

Source: SEMAFOR

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