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World is not learning lessons of the past, warns Rwandan President

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President Paul Kagame says ongoing conflicts across the globe shows the world did not learn from Rwanda. The Head of State made the observation at the 11th World Governments Summit (WGS) which opened in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE) President Kagame also spoke on the prospect of Africa having a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council and the G20.

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World is not learning lessons of the past, warns Rwandan President

Gaza war and other conflicts emphasise how much countries need to learn from history, Paul Kagame says

1 year ago·Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

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World Bank President warns that global growth is at its lowest level in the last 40 years.

World Bank President Ajay Banga assures that the global economic growth is currently at the lowest level in the last 35 or 40 years due to the Gaza and Ukraine wars, as well as tensions in the Red Sea. In the framework of the World Governments Summit (WGS, in English), a global forum of political and economic authorities that began on Monday in Dubai, Banga explained that global economic growth is affected by the wars in Gaza, Ukraine, as well a…

1 year ago·Spain

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President Kagame Says The World Did Not Learn Lessons From Rwanda, 30 Years On

President Paul Kagame says that with the ongoing conflicts and instability across the globe that continue to claim the lives of many, it appears the world did not learn much from what happened in Rwanda three decades ago. The Head of State made the observation at the 11th World Governments Summit

1 year ago

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