Egypt and Middle East Exhibition in Kigali Ends with Visitors Going Home Smiling
The Egypt and Middle East Exhibition ended today in Kigali after nearly three weeks of vibrant commerce at Camp Kigali.

The exhibition from May 1 to 20 had exhibitors from Egypt, Syria, Pakistan, and beyond displaying a range of products from household goods and furniture to fashion and accessories.
“We brought everything Rwandans might need, quality products at affordable prices,” said Ashraf Mohamed, one of the organizers, who has participated since 2015. He showcased items like gas cookers, water heaters, and leather goods from Egypt.
Exhibitor Delight Foucault displayed men’s and women’s fashion and praised growing partnerships with Rwandan businesses. “We’ve brought beautiful clothes and shoes from Ghana, and I’ve already partnered with some shops here in Kigali,” she said.
First-time participant Reda Ezat sold accessories such as bracelets, earrings, and anklets. “My friends encouraged me to join, and I’m already thinking of opening a shop in Kigali,” he said.
Visitors expressed satisfaction with the prices and variety. “I got a lovely perfume and bag,” said Utah, a visitor from Sweden. “It was worth it.”
The expo returns in November with even more to offer.