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Tanzania: Zanzibar seeks to explore business opportunities in UAE

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President Hussein Mwinni left the country on Sunday for a three-day working visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), as Zanzibar seeks to explore business opportunities in various fields with the Middle Eastern country.

At the invitation of Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Crown Prince and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Dr Mwini, in his wife Mariam Mwini and part of the government The commander of the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces was escorted by officers to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

At Abed Amani Karum International Airport (AAKIA), President Mwini was led by Zanzibar’s Second Vice President Hemed Suleiman Abdulla Interviews with various leaders and officials from the government, political parties, religions, defence and security forces.

While in Abu Dhabi, Dr. Mwinyi will participate in a special “sustainable development” awareness week that the country has held every year since 2008, according to a statement from the state assembly. He will also attend a meeting of world heads of state and government to be held in Dubai.

At the same time, President Hussein Mwinyi and Second Vice President Hemed Suleiman Abdullah stressed the need for all to step up to enable the archipelago to achieve its development goals, including self-reliance.

Speaking on different occasions, everyone said in group prayers with Muslims last Friday that the government has been taking steps to improve service delivery and economic growth, but the contribution at the individual level remains low.

“We need individual accountability at all levels for our development plans to be successful,” said Dr. Mwinyi of Masjid (Mosque) Meman, Masjid (Mosque) Meman.

Dr Mwinyi believes that for the country to achieve admirable development, the contribution of every Zanzibar island is much needed, especially as the archipelago is recovering from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“The cost of shipping a container of cargo from China has soared to $13,000 from $3,000 before the pandemic. We are seeing signs of a gradual recovery, but we need to increase domestic production, mainly to have enough food,” he said.

Likewise, he informed Muslim followers and the public to maintain peace and stability, which he said was important to achieve development.