Discover Rwanda
Kigali, the capital city of Rwanda, is not just a bustling hub of culture and innovation; it is also at the forefront of a cycling renaissance. As the host of the 2025 World Cycling Championships, Kigali is poised to become a global destination for cycling enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Our project is strategically based in Kigali to leverage the city’s unique blend of tradition, modernity, and a growing passion for cycling. But we are also tapping into the smaller regions, to cover the whole country.
A Country On Two Wheels
Cycling is deeply embedded in the daily life of Rwanda's residents. Whether it's for commuting, transporting goods, or recreation, bicycles are a common sight on the city’s roads. The countries hilly terrain has even led to a burgeoning eBike movement, making cycling more accessible and sustainable.
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Why Rwanda?
Rwanda’s central location in East-Africa makes it an ideal base for our training program. It’s easily accessible from all parts of the country, ensuring that our project can reach and benefit a wide audience.
Rwandas and especially Kigali’s infrastructure, coupled with its commitment to sustainability and development, provides a solid foundation for a project like ours. The city is rapidly modernizing, with excellent connectivity and growing support for educational and vocational initiatives.
Empowering Rwanda’s Future
Our project is not just about training mechanics; it’s about empowering Rwanda’s youth, providing new career opportunities, and contributing to the city’s economic development. By starting from Kigali, we are supporting the city’s vision of becoming a center for innovation and sustainability in Africa.
We are particularly committed to increasing the participation of women in the cycling industry, helping to build a more inclusive future.
A Hub for Professional Cycling
Kigali is home to a vibrant and growing professional cycling community. With the upcoming World Cycling Championships, the city is attracting attention from international teams, trainers, and cycling enthusiasts. Our project aligns perfectly with this momentum, helping to build a skilled workforce ready to support this growing industry.