Rwandan Foreign Affairs Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe sat down with Mali's Transitional President General Assimi Goïta on Tuesday, October 13, for a face-to-face conversation that covered some of the most pressing issues on the continent right now.
The two officials put bilateral relations, regional security, and African integration on the table. It was a broad agenda, and the fact that Nduhungirehe made the trip signals that Kigali is keeping its diplomatic channels with Bamako warm and active.
West Africa's security situation remains a live conversation across the continent, and meetings like this one show that African leaders are choosing direct dialogue as part of how they respond. What comes out of this exchange in concrete terms is the question worth watching.
Originally published by AllAfrica.