"The Rwanda Development Board has made great strides to advance Rwanda’s tourism and hospitality sector to be globally competitive by providing multiple opportunities for a young and growing labour force. Together, we will strengthen the quality of skills training, support, and resources required to prepare young people for current and future work in this sector."
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Strategic partnership to connect young Rwandans to dignified work in tourism and hospitality(September 27,2019)
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Rica Rwigamba
Rica Rwigamba is a Rwandan business leader and a current Country Director for Mastercard Foundation in Ghana, and is also the interim Country Director for its programs in Senegal and the West African Economic and Monetary Union(WAEMU) region. She previously served as the Head of Tourism and Conservation at the Rwanda Development Board(RDB), where she was involved in tourism promotion, marketing and stakeholder coordination.
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