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Tanzania, Malaysia keen on boosting business

 
President Magufuli made the remark in Dar es Salaam yesterday after receiving a special envoy from Malaysia, Mr Dato Sri Idris Jala, who is a minister in the Prime Minister’s Office.
A statement issued in Dar es Salam yesterday said that President Magufuli held talks with Mr Jala on various issues including development projects of which the two countries can cooperate and both emphasise on the importance of using the private sector in investing development projects especially in industry, infrastructure and housing.
“Please convey my appreciation to Prime Minister Najib Razak and inform him about the readiness of my government to continue strengthening the cooperation with Malaysia.
I will be pleased if our relations will focus on sharing experience on how your country has managed to transform its economy, “ President Magufuli said. He, however, invited Malaysian businessmen and investors especially in the aviation sector to share experience with their Tanzanian counterparts as the fifth phase government is making efforts to revive its national carrier.
Meanwhile, President Magufuli yesterday met with the Norwegian Ambassador to Tanzania, Ms Hanne-Marie Kaarstand and held talks on development issues including intensifying the war on corruption and poaching.
The two agreed to strengthen the Prevention and Combatting of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) and the office of the Director of Public Prosecution. For his part, Norwegian Ambassador Kaarstand said that her government has spent about two billion US dollars since the 1960s to support various development projects and social services.
She said her government will continue to cooperate with Tanzania as it is now working with the office of the Controller and Auditor General (CAG) and Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA). In another development, President Magufuli met with the Finish Ambassador to Tanzania, Mr Pekka Hukka.
Mr Hukka told President Magufuli that his government supports efforts done by Dr Magufuli in encouraging hard work, tax compliance and the fight against corruption

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