Rwanda currently targets to create 1.5 Million productive jobs by 2025, coming largely from the identified priority sectors (NST1 2017-24). Rwanda has Identified financial services as a priority sector to accelerate the country’s economic transformation agenda.
According to the latest labor market survey, the sector currently employs only 1% of the total workforce; estimated 38,434 professionals.(Rwanda Labour Force survey 2020) Assuming a consistent growth rate, financial services will be set to see an increase in job creation of 34% (estimated) by 2025.
With the creation of the Kigali International Financial Center , it is developing the skills base and expertise of Rwanda’s financial service sector , proving the highest quality services and professional expertise to efficiently service global Investors and financial Institutions seeking to Invest In Africa.
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