Sandrine Umutoni Quotes
Sandrine Umutoni is a Rwandan Female who is a former Imbuto Foundation General Director and the current State Minister at the Ministry of Youth.
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Investing in youth and the arts is central to driving national development.
Trusting the youth, supporting artists, and prioritizing the arts are fundamental pillars for building the future of our nation.
As you navigate the turbulent terrain of entrepreneurship, let the following 3 Ps be your compass; Passion – Purpose – Profit. Keep in mind profit should always come after passion and purpose.
MoYA will continue to incentivize youth through access to agricultural inputs, data-driven knowledge, and finance by collectively undertaking key actions.
We believe that Rwanda is a proof of concept. Rwanda was liberated by young people in their 20s and 30s.
Begin with your legacy in mind. Do your research and make an effort to find information that’s not easily findable.
Bringing the creative sector under the same ministry as youth empowerment, the government recognises the significant role that young people play in the creative industries.
Together, let us light a path where art is accessible to all, and imagination is seen as a precious resource, to be nurtured from the youngest age.
The Government of Rwanda acknowledges the vital role of arts in youth development and actively supports artistic endeavors such as the Kigali Triennial.
Youth involvement in agriculture is essential for ensuring food security, affordability, and safety. Additionally, it provides opportunities for decent and productive employment.
In Kinyarwanda, we say, 'Culture is our heritage.' It is our duty to safeguard, advance, and cherish it for a peaceful tomorrow.
ArtRwanda-Ubuhanzi is a project that seeks to identify young artistic talent across a wide spectrum of art disciplines.
Therefore, it made logical sense to bring together the portfolios that contribute the most to youth economic empowerment. This move will help create a more cohesive and efficient management structure for these sectors.
Supporting artists goes beyond acknowledging their talent. It’s about empowering them to become influencers, educators, and ambassadors of our culture and values
Giving art and culture the respect they deserve will not only create jobs and growth but also shape Rwanda’s identity and secure Africa’s place as a global leader in culture, innovation, and creativity.
We believe that this investment will not only catalyze the growth of Rwanda’s creative sector but also enhance Rwanda’s capacity to drive continental and international opportunities aligning with strategic objectives of the AU.
You are at a crossroads in your lives where you have to make decisions. We ask that you base those decisions on research, knowledge, and taking the time to understand the causes of political shifts and changes in socioeconomic factors around you. Never think it’s over.
Talent does not discriminate. Through stronger collaboration, we can unlock the potential of youth including the over 1 million out-of-school and rural youth, regardless of background, by providing access to quality training, and mentorship opportunities.
Creativity drives livelihoods, sustainability, and legacy. Giving art and culture the respect they deserve will not only create jobs and growth but also shape Rwanda’s identity
In Rwanda, we have come to deeply understand and respect the transformative power of culture. It has helped us confront historical scars, rebuild hope, and reclaim our voice in telling our stories