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Rwanda: Call for Concerted Efforts By Families in COVID-19 Fight

  • May 15, 2020
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This was highlighted by Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion, Assumpta Ingabire ahead of the International Day of Families.

This year, the day is celebrated globally under the theme- 'Families in Development: Copenhagen & Beijing + 25' while in Rwanda, celebrations are to be held under the theme of 'Let's build a resilient and safe family.'

In Rwanda, there will be no national celebrations by officials from the ministry and other stakeholders will use the media to discuss issues affecting families in the country.

Ingabire stressed that the family is the foundation for a country's development and hence should possess the foothold in the fight against the current pandemic.

To ensure resilience and safety of families, the ministry has carried out continued awareness through the media mobilising communities on the need to stay safe as well as maintaining peace and harmony in families.

Source: allAfrica.com

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