At Kigali International Airport, President Faye was seen off by Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Ambassador Olivier Nduhungirehe, as he wrapped up his visit.

During his stay, President Faye was warmly received by President Paul Kagame at the Village Urugwiro, where the two leaders held talks to reinforce partnerships in key areas such as trade, technology, education, sports, and security. The discussions also reflected on the long-standing friendship and cooperation between Senegal and Rwanda.

At the invitation of President Kagame, President Faye participated in Rwanda's Car Free Day, where the two heads of state took part in a 5 km sports walk. The event was a symbol of their commitment to health, environmental sustainability, and unity.

Furthermore, President Faye visited the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where he paid tribute to the victims of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. He laid flowers at the memorial and expressed admiration for Rwanda's remarkable journey of recovery, national unity, and reconciliation.

This visit, which marks President Faye's first trip to Rwanda since assuming office in March 2024, opens new opportunities for further collaboration between the two nations. President Faye praised Rwanda's progress in development and governance, reaffirming Senegal's commitment to continued cooperation in promoting youth development, technology, sports, tourism, and sustainable development.