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About the Partnership Visit Rwanda is Arsenal Football Club's official Tourism Partner and its first shirt sleeve partner. The Visit Rwanda logo features on the left sleeve of all AFC teams for the duration of the exciting partnership.

As part of the deal, the club will continue to promote Rwanda as a top tourism and investment destination across its digital platforms. Cynthia Marcou, PSG's sponsorship director, said: “In working with Visit Rwanda, Paris Saint-Germain has taken sponsorship to the next level in terms of standards and synergy.

The club say the partnership is intended to help build a profitable tourism industry for a developing country with a low-income economy. An Arsenal spokesperson tells The Athletic: “As with all our partnerships, we conducted extensive research before concluding the deal four years ago.

PSG's partnership with the RDB first commenced in 2019 and was reportedly worth €8 million (US$8.78 million) and €10 million (US$10.9 million), with the African country also having a major soccer partnership with Premier League outfit Arsenal.

The dress code for Club Level is smart/casual. Denim can be worn as well as home team colours. Torn denim, sports shorts and away team colours are not permitted on Club Level. Guests may be denied access if they do not comply with the dress code.

Arsenal have been forced to withdraw their new 2023-24 home kit from sale just weeks after launching it after eagle-eyed fans spotted a crucial error in the design.

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Football. London's report added that the new agreement with RDB will run until 2025 and is worth up to UK£10 million (US$13.8 million) a year, meaning the Gunners stand to earn UK£40 million (US$55.2 million) over the course of the partnership.