Rwanda and France restore diplomatic relations
Rwanda and France have restored diplomatic relations three years after they were broken in a row over responsibility for the 1994 genocide.
Both governments said they had agreed to appoint ambassadors at the end of long negotiations.
The two nations fell out after a French judge said President Paul Kagame helped spark the genocide, and Rwanda accused France of arming the Hutu militias.
On Sunday Rwanda was also admitted to the Commonwealth.
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Both governments said they had agreed to appoint ambassadors at the end of long negotiations.
The two nations fell out after a French judge said President Paul Kagame helped spark the genocide, and Rwanda accused France of arming the Hutu militias.
On Sunday Rwanda was also admitted to the Commonwealth.