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Indonesia President Joko Widodo’s recent visit to Tanzania culminated in the signing of several pivotal MoUs with the government of Tanzania. Indonesia President and his counterpart Samia Suluhu Hassan signed seven MoUs on the final day of his visit spanning across sectors like defense, energy, agriculture, livestock, fisheries, minerals, and tourism.
Indonesia President Joko Widodo’s recent visit to Tanzania culminated in the signing of several pivotal MoUs with the government of Tanzania. Indonesia President and his counterpart Samia Suluhu Hassan signed seven MoUs on the final day of his visit spanning across sectors like defense, energy, agriculture, livestock, fisheries, minerals, and tourism.
Key Agreements and Collaborative Areas Joint Permanent Commission (JPC): Both nations have agreed to establish a Joint Permanent Commission to facilitate ongoing communication and cooperation across various sectors. Visa Waivers for Diplomatic Passports: A visa waiver program for holders of Diplomatic Passports from both countries aims to streamline travel and facilitate diplomatic engagements.
Health Services: Plans for establishing a pharmaceutical and medical equipment manufacturing facility in Tanzania were discussed, underscoring Indonesia’s commitment to supporting Tanzania’s healthcare infrastructure.
Energy, Oil, and Gas: Collaborative efforts in the energy sector aim to tap into Indonesia’s expertise, potentially benefiting Tanzania’s energy infrastructure.
Minerals and Blue Economy: Cooperation in mineral resource management and the blue economy sector will contribute to sustainable resource utilization and economic growth. Modernizing Agriculture: Indonesia has pledged to enhance Tanzania’s Farmers’ Training Center (FARTC) in Mkindo, Morogoro, to empower local farmers with modern agricultural practices.
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President Samia Suluhu Hassan emphasized the historical significance of the Tanzania-Indonesia relationship. President Joko Widodo affirmed Indonesia’s dedication to the partnership: Indonesia will continue to collaborate with Tanzania across various sectors, especially in healthcare. We intend to establish a pharmaceutical and medical equipment manufacturing facility in Tanzania for the benefit of both nations.
