LIVE: The 2026 National Umushyikirano Council – Shaping Rwanda’s Future
On February 5-6, 2026, Rwanda pauses to engage in one of its most significant Home-Grown Initiatives: the National Umushyikirano Council. Whether you are a member of the Rwandan diaspora, an international observer, or a local citizen, staying connected to this dialogue is essential for understanding the nation's trajectory.
Below, you will find the live stream links, the event agenda, and a deeper look at why this year’s council is a milestone for Vision 2050.
🔴 Watch Live: Umushyikirano 2026
Stay updated in real-time. The sessions are broadcasted with live translations in English and French on official platforms.
Derived from the Kinyarwanda word kushyikirana, meaning "to exchange ideas" or "to share," the National Umushyikirano Council is a constitutionally mandated event (Article 168). It is chaired by the President of the Republic and serves as a supreme act of participatory democracy.
Key Objectives for the 2026 Session:
Accountability: Leaders report on the progress of resolutions made during the 2025 council.
National Unity: Strengthening the bond between the government and its citizens, including those living abroad.
Future Planning: Addressing current challenges in the economy, technology, and social welfare.
What’s on the Agenda for Feb 5-6?
The 2026 council focuses heavily on the midpoint of the National Strategy for Transformation (NST). Key discussion pillars include:
1. Economic Transformation
Discussions on Rwanda’s transition to a knowledge-based economy, the expansion of the Kigali International Financial Centre (KIFC), and updates on rural electrification targets.
2. Social Services & Health
A deep dive into the progress of universal healthcare and the education sector's response to emerging AI and tech trends.
3. Governance and Justice
A session dedicated to how local government can better serve citizens through digitized services (Irembo updates).
Why This Matters for Google Readers
For those following global development, Umushyikirano is a case study in Good Governance. It provides a rare level of transparency where a head of state and cabinet ministers take direct questions from the public via phone calls, SMS, and social media.
Note to Readers: If you are participating via social media, use the official tag Umushyikirano2026 to ensure your questions are seen by the moderators.
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