President Paul Kagame has arrived in the Republic of Congo for a three-day State Visit from April 11 to 13, according to the presidency.

In a statement, the Head of State will hold a tête-à-tête with his counterpart, Denis Sassou N’Guesso, followed by a bilateral meeting alongside other delegations.

The representatives from both delegations will sign Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) in areas of mutual cooperation, it added.

The agreements are expected to touch on areas such as political and economic cooperation as well as trade.

Top on the agenda, Kagame is also expected to address a joint session of both the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies that make up the Congolese Congress.

After visiting Brazzaville, both Presidents will head to Oyo, in the Cuvette region.

"This visit devotes, once again, the deep friendship between the two Heads of State and mainly the commendable quality of cooperation between Congo and Rwanda,” read the statement.

The visit is the second of its kind after the one that President Kagame had in Congo-Brazza in 2010.