The Prince Charles says he will visit Rwanda, marking 25 years of anniversary after the genocide that killed lives of nearly one million people.
The Prince of Wales announces the trip on his Instagram account
and included a picture of the letter sent to the country's president, Paul
Kagame.
The caption said: "The Prince of Wales has sent a
letter to the President of The Republic of Rwanda, @paulkagame,
to mark the 25th Anniversary of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.
"Recognized as the International Day of Reflection,
April 7 begins the national commemoration period with Kwibuka (Remembrance) and
concludes with Liberation Day on July 4, marking the 100-day period in
1994 that resulted in over one million people being so tragically killed."
Rwanda has seen huge economical and technological growth in
recent years thanks to good leadership brought by the president, Paul Kagame
after the genocide.
The country policy encourages a reconciliation culture to
prevent further conflict and hate speech.
Meghan Markle during her visit to Rwanda in 2017
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