BRIG GEN KARURETWA URGES PUBLIC SERVANTS TO EMBRACE UNITY AND SHARED RESPONSIBILITY IN DRIVING NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
The Spokesperson for the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF) and Director General of International Military Cooperation, Brig Gen Patrick Karuretwa, has called on public servants to champion unity, shared responsibility, and steadfast commitment to advance Rwanda’s national development agenda.
Speaking at the Gabiro Training Centre during the third cohort of the National Induction Programme, Brig Gen Karuretwa delivered a keynote presentation titled “From National Vision to Public Purpose.” His address focused on the pivotal role public employees play in translating high-level national ambitions into actionable, citizen-centered results.

Brig Gen Karuretwa outlined the key milestones of Rwanda’s Vision 2050, emphasizing the vital role of public institutions and civil servants in achieving these long-term objectives. He underscored that reaching these targets requires cross-institutional collaboration, alignment of purpose, and deep-rooted unity across all levels of public service.
Reflecting on the responsibility of the new generation of public servants, Brig Gen Karuretwa said: "Thirty-two years ago, a generation took up the baton when Rwanda stood on the edge of collapse, and they ran their leg with extraordinary determination. Some are still in public service. Many are approaching the end of their leg. The baton has already been passed into your hands."
Highlighting the principles of dedication, professionalism, and accountability, he reminded participants that every public servant contributes directly to the nation's broader aspirations. He urged attendees to place the public interest at the core of everyday service delivery, reinforcing the connection between individual performance and Rwanda's collective future.


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