Meeting with Swiss Ambassador Valentin Zellweger
Minister Gervais Abayeho's Meeting with Ministry Officials
In any other great occasion at the same date, Ambassador Gervais Abayeho, the Minister for the Ministry of East African Community Affairs, Youth, Sports, and Culture, met with excessive-ranking officials from the ministry. The discussions specifically centered on the efficient functioning and a success execution of sports outlined within the Annual Action Plan (PAA 2023-2024) for the ministry.
Minister Gervais Abayeho urged all accountable individuals to meet their roles to ensure that the ministry attains its desires, specifically within the 4 key sectors: East African Community Affairs, Youth, Sports, and Culture.
Minister's Pledge for Good Governance
As part of the commitment to correct governance, Minister Abayeho has expressed his intention to go to diverse General Directorates and affiliated establishments to apprehend their every day operations, cope with their worries, and collaborate on solutions.
Bioeconomy and its Environmental Impact
Secretary of the National Department of Education and Scientific Research Bangirinama Frederick highlighted the concept of bioeconomy and emphasized the use of scientific knowledge to increase the socio-economic benefits of biodiversity, while caring emphasis on a clean environment including air, water and soil
Support from the International Community for Agriculture
Ir Prosper DODIKO, Minister of the Ministry of Environment, Agriculture and Livestock (Mineagrie) received representatives from the World Bank, FAO and WFP A project aimed at supporting agricultural investment through private finance was commissioned strong in six states.
A Joint Oversight Committee will be formed to speed up the process. The visiting team congratulated the Minister and wished him every success in his new post.
Addressing Unemployment in Burundi
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Tom Bandervoet, an analyst at the bank, cited statistics showing a gap in performance. He revealed that by 2030, 300,000 Burundians will be looking for work every year, but only 20,000 will be able to successfully find employment in the country. The revelation coincided with the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty on 17 October.
