Minister Rwanyindo received Ms. Shazia Shariff on a courtesy call
Earlier today - April 27, 2022 Honorable RWANYINDO KAYIRANGWA Fanfan, Minister of Public Service and Labour received Ms. Shazia Shariff, Independent Investor/ Founder of UTU leaders, on a courtesy call.
Their discussion centered on the goal of UTU leaders organization and possible areas of collaboration between “MIFOTRA” and “UTU Leaders” mainly how young leaders can be part of the solutions the country needs.
The UTU Leaders in its pilot phase will work with youth in Rwanda to equip them through character building, upskilling values and ethics. The organization also intends to scale up to other African countries.
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