Nduhungirehe Urges Knowledge Transfer at First South-South, Triangular Convention

Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Relations Olivier Nduhungirehe has emphasized the critical role of knowledge transfer in shaping the future of development cooperation. Speaking at the inaugural South-South and Triangular Cooperation convention, Nduhungirehe articulated a vision where countries of the Global South collaborate as equals, driving their own development agendas.

Nduhungirehe highlighted that the path forward for international development assistance lies in these partnerships, moving away from traditional donor-recipient models. The convention serves as a platform for these nations to share expertise, best practices, and innovative solutions tailored to their unique contexts. This collaborative approach aims to build self-reliance and foster sustainable development across the Global South.

The focus on South-South and Triangular Cooperation signifies a shift towards a more equitable and effective development paradigm. By leveraging their collective knowledge and resources, participating countries can address common challenges and accelerate progress towards achieving their development goals. The minister's remarks underscore a commitment to strengthening these intra-regional ties and building a more resilient global development landscape.

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The future of development cooperation lies in countries of the Global South working as equal partners.