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Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan was on a mission to revive the tourism sector in her country by strengthening bilateral ties with the US on. Presently, she is on a visit to the US. Before setting out to fulfill her task, she had a meeting with US Vice-President Kamala Harris
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan was on a mission to revive the tourism sector in her country by strengthening bilateral ties with the US on. Presently, she is on a visit to the US. Before setting out to fulfill her task, she had a meeting with US Vice-President Kamala Harris.
Speaking at the occasion, the US Vice President said that areas of discussion between the two countries included how the US could be focusing on the investment opportunities in the area of tourism. She also mentioned that the Tanzanian President’s trip had generated nearly US$1 billion in new investments from companies in the United States.
The official meeting also concluded with promises of investment in Tanzania’s energy sector. President Suluhu also spoke about Tanzania’s efforts to ease collaboration with the private sector. She mentioned the Tanzania Investment Act, which is expected to set the tone for creating safe lending for investors, and called on the US investors to focus more on Tanzania taking advantage of several steps undertaken by her country to ease of doing business.
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Tanzania is home to some of the most famous safari treasures like Mount Kilimanjaro, the Ngorongoro Crater or the island of Zanzibar. However, the outbreak of Covid-19 disrupted the economy in several ways. Suluhu launched during her US tour a program to showcase Tanzania’s touristic potential.
