Rwanda's GDP growth rate is nearly 4x that of the US.
Its economy is robust and healthy.
The country is transforming from a traditionally agriculture-based economy to a tech, energy, and hospitality-based economy.
Rwandan students are earning STEM degrees at a growing rate. In the 2013-2014 school year, 54% of students at the University of Rwanda, the country's largest university, studied STEM.
In the 2021-22 school year, 67% of students studied STEM.
What do all of these signs point to?
An overlooked opportunity for educated, motivated, and tech-savvy talent.
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