However, Rwanda's exports declined by 2.95% in July 2025 compared to June, and by 55.11% year-on-year. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) remained the leading export destination, accounting for $38.65 million or 35.3% of total exports.
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) ranked second with imports worth $34.68 million (31.67%), followed by China, which imported goods valued at $1.36 million (11.29%).
Imports into Rwanda also fell, dropping by 10.75% in July 2025 compared to June, and by 32.2% year-on-year. China was the country's largest source of imports, supplying goods worth $95.94 million (23.23%).
Tanzania followed with $46.9 million (11.36%), while Kenya supplied $35.94 million (8.7%).
The UAE accounted for $35.73 million or 8.65% of Rwanda's imports in July, while imports from India were valued at $25.29 million, representing 6.12% of the total.
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Source : https://en.igihe.com/news/article/rwanda-s-trade-deficit-narrows-in-july
