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Dubai World, Dubai's real estate investment holding company, announced plans to invest $230 million in the Rwandan tourism industry [Fr], writes Addax.
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i think its a very good move for dubai to invest in Rwanda, they have very good architects from dubai.
The international community seems to be very hot on Rwanda right now. I think this may be yet another sign that they have put the genocide behind them.