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On 2 April 2026, the Senate has committed to closely monitor measures aimed at safeguarding the country’s economy and improving citizens’ welfare. This follows the approval of the report analyzing the activities of the National Bank of Rwanda for the 2024/2025 fiscal year.
The Senate noted the need for continued attention to key economic risks and challenges that may affect economic stability. These include:
- Rising market prices,
- Depreciation of the Rwandan franc,
- Impact of climate change.
- Non-performing loans within the financial sector
- Increasing cybersecurity threats linked to the use of digital financial systems.
The Senate reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that effective strategies are implemented to maintain economic stability and promote sustainable development across the country.
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