Greater scope for Omani-Tanzanian bilateral ties, trade and investment.
By Ali Ahmed al Riyami — MUSCAT
Following on from the recent state visit by the Tanzanian President, Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, where a number of agreements were signed and bilateral relations between the Sultanate and Tanzania were further cemented, a 3-day Tanzanian Diaspora Meeting that seeks to bolster and increase Investment, Trade and Partnership, concluded on a high note at the Crowne Plaza Muscat on Saturday.
The 48-member high profile delegation led by Ambassador Bertha E Semu-Somi, Director, Diaspora Engagement Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in the presence of Abdallah A Kilima, Head of Chancery, Tanzanian Embassy Muscat, and Ambassador Yahya Hassan Simba, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reflects Oman's important position as one of Tanzania's 10 top importers.
Thanks to deep rooted historical links, there are unique and special relations existing between Oman and Tanzania – including the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba — which are due to the Sultanate being the only country outside of the African continent that shares close cultural and family ties. This has allowed for and further opened up the good potential for mutually beneficial growth in trade, investment and bilateral and cultural relations......
The 48-member high profile delegation led by Ambassador Bertha E Semu-Somi, Director, Diaspora Engagement Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in the presence of Abdallah A Kilima, Head of Chancery, Tanzanian Embassy Muscat, and Ambassador Yahya Hassan Simba, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, reflects Oman's important position as one of Tanzania's 10 top importers.
Thanks to deep rooted historical links, there are unique and special relations existing between Oman and Tanzania – including the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba — which are due to the Sultanate being the only country outside of the African continent that shares close cultural and family ties. This has allowed for and further opened up the good potential for mutually beneficial growth in trade, investment and bilateral and cultural relations......
Source: Zanzibar Ni Kwetu
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