Solina Nyirahabimana
Solina Nyirahabimana | |
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| Nationality | Rwandan |
| Citizenship | Rwandan |
| Occupation(s) | Diplomat, politician |
| Years active | 2000–present |
| Known for | Politics |
| Title | Cabinet Minister of Gender and Family Promotion in theCabinet of Rwanda |
Solina Nyirahabimanais aRwandandiplomat and politician who has served as the Minister of State in Charge of Constitution and Legal Affairs since 2020.[1]She was previously appointed cabinet Minister of Gender and Family Promotion in theRwandan cabineton 18 October 2018.[2][3][4]
Nyirahabimana served as Rwanda's Ambassador toSwitzerland,before she was recalled in 2013.[5]
She represented Rwanda at the third summit of Women7 which occurred at Unesco in Paris in May 2019.[6]
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References[edit]
- ^"President Kagame Makes Major Cabinet Shakeup".KT PRESS.26 February 2020.Retrieved12 October2022.
- ^Mwai, Collins (19 October 2018)."Kagame reshuffles Cabinet, women take up more slots".New Times (Rwanda).Kigali.Retrieved19 October2018.
- ^Jean de la Croix Tabaro (18 October 2018)."Rwanda Gets New 50-50 Gender Cabinet, Fewer Ministers".Kigali: KTPress Rwanda.Retrieved19 October2018.
- ^Kagire, Edmund (19 October 2018)."Kagame reshuffles Cabinet, removes powerful Defence minister".The EastAfrican.Nairobi.Retrieved19 October2018.
- ^Staff Writer (27 May 2013)."Recalled Ambassador to Burundi reported missing".Kigali: Great Lakes Voice. Archived fromthe originalon 11 May 2019.Retrieved19 October2018.
- ^"Le Women 7 livre ses recommandations pour un G7 « réellement féministe »".Le Monde.fr(in French). 10 May 2019.Retrieved12 October2022.
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