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Dar es Salaam – The city of Dodoma is safe and has all the facilities needed to welcome members of the diplomatic community, said President John Magufuli yesterday
after presenting 67 letters of offer to heads of diplomatic missions and international organizations residing in the country.
The government has published land ownership documents free of charge as part of its efforts to encourage the resettlement of organizations in the country's new capital. Each of the diplomatic missions received 5.5 acres of land.
Dr. Magufuli also asked the envoys to encourage business communities in their countries to invest in Dodoma, and to benefit from a number of opportunities. business.
The city also collected 24.2 billion shillings, against 19 billion shillings, he said.
According to the president, Dodoma did very well in five other cities, including Dar es Salaam, which collected 15.3 billion shillings, missing their target of 16.4 billion shillings. The others are Arusha (10.3 billion shillings against 13.9 billion shillings), Mwanza (9.3 billion shillings against 12.5 billion shillings), Tanga (9.1 billion shillings, nearly half of the target of 18.3 billion shillings) and Mbeya Sh4 President Magufuli said that he planned to move to Dodoma before the end of the year, and found it necessary to ensure that all necessary facilities were in place for the members of Dodoma. In terms of infrastructure, President Magufuli said that he had asked the director general of Tanzania's National Roads Agency (Tanroads), Patrick Mfugale, to announce a call. offers for the construction of the new Msalato airport. would allow large planes to land in Dodoma directly from any country.
Responding to the statement by the President, the Acting Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, who is also the Rwandan Ambassador to Tanzania, Eugene Kayihura, thanked the government for providing them with plots, but said that he was not the only one. they should first consult their governments on how the parcels would be developed. "It is a good and encouraging thing, we thank the Government of Tanzania for these initiatives …"
Minister of Lands, Housing and Human Development William Lukuvi said the government would offer all Assistance needed for land ownership and relocation. diplomatic missions.
Earlier, Dodoma Regional Commissioner Dr. Binilith Mahenge told the envoys that the regional administration was well prepared to host embassies and other international organizations
"We have good reserves of water and electricity. Earlier this year, South African High Commissioner Thami Mseleku told the paper that his High Commission would be ready to move to Dodoma once all the necessary facilities had been the community. the diplomatic community was available.
He mentioned these good hospitals, security, infrastructure, schools that have international standards, water table and electricity.
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