Career
Born in Huye District,Rwanda, [1] Nduhungirehe served as Ambassador of Rwanda to the Netherlands from December 2015 to September 2017, [1] and from then to April 2020 as representative of the Foreign Ministry to the East African Community. He has also been a representative before the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. [2]
In June 2024,Nduhungirehe replaced Vincent Biruta as Foreign Minister of Rwanda. [3]
Nduhungirehe speaks fluent Kinyarwanda,English,and French. [3]
During the Goma offensive in 2025,where M23 took the city of Goma,in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo,Nduhungirehe urged a ceasefire,and called on DR Congo to negotiate with M23 rebels,whom the DR Congo considers as terrorists. [4] Nduhungirehe had previously accused DR Congo,in October 2024,of refusing to sign a deal to reduce fighting in Kivu. Nduhungirehe has maintained the official Rwandan position that Rwanda does not support M23. [5]
On 27 June 2025 he signed a peace agreement in Washington on behalf of Rwanda with the DRC's foreign minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner.
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