Refugee in Rwanda does not think the country has the capacity for thousands of migrants migrants

The speaker shares their 17-year experience living in Rwanda, highlighting the equal treatment of foreigners and locals under the country's laws. They emphasize the availability of equal opportunities and services for everyone, regardless of nationality. The speaker also discusses Rwanda's capacity to handle refugees, noting the country's experience with refugees from Libya but expressing uncertainty about its ability to manage thousands more.

How does the speaker describe their experience of living in Rwanda?

• As a foreigner facing discrimination

• As someone who feels at home due to equal laws

• As a tourist visiting occasionally

• As a person struggling with local laws

What does the speaker say about the opportunities in Rwanda?

• Opportunities are only for government employees

• Opportunities are scarce for foreigners

• Opportunities are equally available to everyone

• Opportunities are limited to locals only

What aspect of Rwanda does the speaker praise?

• Its natural beauty

• Its government services and rights

• Its traditional cuisine

• Its entertainment industry

What is the speaker's concern regarding Rwanda's capacity?

• Expanding its agricultural sector

• Providing education to all children

• Managing thousands of refugees

• Handling a large number of tourists

What experience does Rwanda have according to the speaker?

• Building skyscrapers

• Managing refugees from Libya

• Hosting international sports events

• Developing new technology