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Since the genocide, Rwanda has made remarkable strides in health, education and agriculture, and has done much to promote regional stability and good governance, Mr. Toner noted.
He noted that Secretary Clinton has given a series of speeches over the past few months, most recently in New York in October describing the intersection of economics and foreign policy - what we call 'economic statecraft.'
He said the conviction of Mr. Ndahimana is of particular significance, because as mayor of Kivumu he had authority over the police, and yet failed to prevent the massacre of more than 1,500 people who sought refuge and protection in Nyange Church.
She highlighted that 3,494 miles separate Rwanda from Afghanistan. She said the women were first selected to participate in the Peace Through Business program. She said they must have seemed like an awfully large distance - and not just in terms of
For movie goers: an Azerbaijani film production company premiered their new release: Doğma Torpaq, translates from the Azerbaijan language to "Motherland" (Native Land).