In the ever-changing world of scientific research and technological innovation, the role of government leaders is crucial in guiding the direction of these strategic areas. It is in this context that Grand Témoin received Minister Gilbert Kabanda Kurhenga to discuss the first hundred days of his mandate at the head of the Ministry of Scientific Research and Technological Innovations.
Since his inauguration with the government of Prime Minister Judith Suminwa in June 2024, Gilbert Kabanda Kurhenga has been tasked with leading initiatives to promote scientific research and stimulate technological innovation in the country. His role is essential in ensuring that the Republic of Fatshimetrie remains at the forefront of scientific and technological advancements, and is able to meet the challenges of the 21st century.
During his interview with Grand Témoin, Minister Kabanda Kurhenga shared his vision for the sector, emphasizing the importance of investment in basic and applied research. He stressed the need to strengthen ties between universities, research centers and industries to foster an ecosystem conducive to innovation. In addition, he highlighted the importance of international collaboration to accelerate knowledge transfer and the adoption of cutting-edge technologies.
Furthermore, the Minister highlighted the importance of inclusion and diversity in the field of research and innovation. He stressed the need to promote equal opportunities for all researchers, regardless of their origin or gender, in order to ensure equitable and sustainable development in the country.
In conclusion, the first hundred days of Minister Gilbert Kabanda Kurhenga at the head of the Ministry of Scientific Research and Technological Innovations have been marked by a strong commitment to scientific and technological progress. His bold vision and concrete actions aim to position the Republic of Fatshimetrie as a major player in innovation at the global level.