Samia Suluhu Hassan Quotes
born 1960
Samia Suluhu Hassan (born 27 January 1960) is a Tanzanian politician. She is currently the 6th and current President of Tanzania since 19 March 2021.
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“released promptly, presented in clear language and supported by verified data.”
“We should not choose between Tanzanians or Kenyans.”
“the kindness and compassion shown by the public.”
"A favourable investment climate, strong policies, and a skilled workforce … are key reasons behind … investors … expanding their operations in the country.”
“We will continue cooperating with countries of origin, transit and destination to control irregular migration while observing the principles of law, humanity and national security.”
“Achieving the country’s long-term development aspirations requires promoting equality, protecting women’s rights and encouraging a culture of solidarity and support within communities.”
“This sector sustains the daily lives of many Tanzanians. The government will continue to protect their dignity.”
"God has blessed these two countries to be neighbours. We have land and sea borders. And even our ecology is one. Even our animals are family and neighbours.
“The issue of small traders, we used to manage it well, but now we have reduced supervision, especially in the cities of Mwanza, Dar es Salaam, Arusha, Mbeya and Dodoma.”
"Education and leadership roles should not make us forget our fundamental responsibility of raising and nurturing our children. Neglecting this duty can lead to various societal challenges.”
“To our partners in the diplomatic community and foreigners residing here in Tanzania, I express my sincere sympathy for the uncertainty, service restrictions, and internet shutdown you experienced.”
Africa requires greater investment to provide clean cooking equipment to millions of women by 2030.
“Our measure of success should not be limited to the number of people who have access to financial services, but also to the extent to which those services help small businesses build capital and contribute meaningfully to the national economy.”
“For whatever reason, it could not withstand [the load], and this is one building. I am sure many buildings in Kariakoo are in the same system.”
“There is still a need to remove non-tariff barriers in order to facilitate trade and fully utilise the opportunities available in the East African Community common market and the African Continental Free Trade Area.”
“We will commend ourselves when we perform well, and equally correct or strengthen ourselves where there are weaknesses. We will not hesitate to take action wherever we identify negligence and misuse of public funds.”
“Many women and young people do not own land or property, yet they have thriving businesses, credible sales records and the ability to repay loans. Financial institutions should find innovative ways to recognise and support such borrowers.”
“We have a habit of producing reports filled with heavy statistics that are not well interpreted, but when you analyse them, you find that nothing significant has happened, or if something exists, it has no major impact on the economy or institutional development.”
“This type of leadership will help strengthen citizens' confidence in the Government.”
“There is a good opportunity to build strategic cooperation between Tanzania and IOM by preparing programmes that are aligned with our Development Vision 2050 and the real needs of citizens.”