Christine Nkulikiyinka

thumb|217x217px|Christine Nkulikiyinka. Christine Nkulikiyinka (born 1 February 1965) is a Rwandan politician, diplomat and CEP. She is a member of cabinet of Rwanda, where she serves as the Minister of Public Service and Labor since her appointment on 16 August 2024. She was also Rwanda's ambassador to several countries including Germany, Sweden and Russia. She became the CEO of the Rwanda Cooperation and in 2024 she became the Minister of Public Service and Labour. Quotes Workplace safety remains a global challenge, with many deaths linked to unsafe conditions. Minister Nkulikiyinka calls for tougher measures against workplace GBV. rwandaispatch.com (October 8, 2026) We must prioritize safeguarding personal information, promoting proper conduct and combating gender-based violence to ensure a safe working environment. Minister Nkulikiyinka calls for tougher measures against workplace GBV. rwandaispatch.com (October 8, 2026) Protecting personal data helps build a culture of trust, openness and psychological safety. Minister Nkulikiyinka calls for tougher measures against workplace GBV. rwandaispatch.com (October 8, 2026) Integrity, accountability, transparency and respect are critical to strengthening teamwork and institutional trust. Minister Nkulikiyinka calls for tougher measures against workplace GBV. rwandaispatch.com (October 8, 2026) No workplace can be safe if such behavior [gender-based violence] is tolerated. Minister Nkulikiyinka calls for tougher measures against workplace GBV. rwandaispatch.com (October 8, 2026) Promotion of gender equality has also been key to the country’s recovery and development. Interview with H.E. Ms Christine Nkulikiyinka, Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda to the Nordic Countries. finncham.fi (October 8, 2026) Rwanda’s sustained high economic growth, stable political environment, ease of doing business, good governance and zero tolerance for corruption make it a lucrative investment destination. Interview with H.E. Ms Christine Nkulikiyinka, Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda to the Nordic Countries. finncham.fi (October 8, 2026) Rwandans respect hierarchy, they value physical appearance and follow a casual-smart dress code during the workday. Interview with H.E. Ms Christine Nkulikiyinka, Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda to the Nordic Countries. finncham.fi (October 8, 2026) Any citizen of the world can lease or purchase land and property in Rwanda and foreigners who own companies in Rwanda are not required to share their shares or profits with local partners, as some other countries. Interview with H.E. Ms Christine Nkulikiyinka, Ambassador of the Republic of Rwanda to the Nordic Countries. finncham.fi (October 8, 2026) No amount is too small to save. Minister Nkulikiyinka encourages workers to channel savings into Rwanda’s capital market. newtimes.co.rw (October 8, 2026) When modest sums are pooled, they grow and can be invested in projects that benefit both their owners and the wider economy. Such resources provide the working capital that businesses often lack; if we all participate, the nation prospers—and so do its savers. Minister Nkulikiyinka encourages workers to channel savings into Rwanda’s capital market. newtimes.co.rw (October 8, 2026) We need a mindset shift, Our forebears never consumed the entire harvest, they stored a portion for the future. We must revive that culture of saving to accomplish more. Minister Nkulikiyinka encourages workers to channel savings into Rwanda’s capital market. newtimes.co.rw (October 8, 2026) A genocide, as we have sadly experienced it in Rwanda, shapes everything. It is such a deep cut in society that really nothing can be detached from it, also not diplomacy. (Dis)Connected? From Genocide to the ‘New Rwanda’. magazine.manypeaces.org (October 8, 2026) We cannot forget and it is our duty to send this caution to the world. (Dis)Connected? From Genocide to the ‘New Rwanda’. magazine.manypeaces.org (October 8, 2026) But we decide to work with this trauma, with our history. Not to forget it. We cannot and we shall not forget. (Dis)Connected? From Genocide to the ‘New Rwanda’. magazine.manypeaces.org (October 8, 2026) There is a new Rwanda now. And yes, the genocide is part of our history and we, who are affected by it, have to deal with its consequences every day. But it shall not define us. (Dis)Connected? From Genocide to the ‘New Rwanda’. magazine.manypeaces.org (October 8, 2026) By bringing together experts, practitioners, and stakeholders, we harnessed collective wisdom and experience. Why awareness, collaborative efforts are key in eradicating GBV. newtimes.co.rw (October 8, 2026) This generation brings with it unique perspectives, strengths, and challenges, but also some expectations and values. Understanding how to lead and mentor them effectively is essential for organizational success. You have a huge role to play to achieve SDGs- Gov’t officials told. rwanda.un.org (October 8, 2026) We recognize the critical importance of cultivating these skills in ourselves and others to address the complex issues facing our countries, our continent and the world at large as we strive to achieve the SDGs. You have a huge role to play to achieve SDGs- Gov’t officials told. rwanda.un.org (October 8, 2026) Let’s make it easier for the youth to participate, so we can all contribute to building the country we envision. Labor Minister Calls for Increased Internship Opportunities to Boost Youth Employment. visionmedia.rw (October 8, 2026) This day is an opportunity to reaffirm the importance of decent work, as it gives everyone the chance to contribute to sustainable development. Labor Minister Calls for Increased Internship Opportunities to Boost Youth Employment. visionmedia.rw (October 8, 2026) External links Category:Living people Category:Women politicians in Rwanda Category:Diplomats of Rwanda Category:1965 births Category:Women born in the 1960s