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- Tourism is one of key economic sectors championed by President Samia
- At present the economy stands at 5.2 per cent
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Her Excellency, President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania’s 6th president, has the same dream as her predecessors did – that of making Tanzania a prosperous African powerhouse.
Tanzania is not new to the ins and outs of development. It has demonstrated to the entire world it is up for a fight towards ascending to the top.
In July 2021, the World Bank (WB) upgraded Tanzania’s economy from low to lower-middle-income status, indicating that Tanzania means business.
Since President Samia took office, tackling investment hurdles, improving economic diplomacy and building joint efforts to achieve Tanzania’s development goals have rocketed her administration.
Numbers pivot towards describing how Tanzania has worked hard to stay stable and relevant in the …