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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“I ask you to grow, not in age but in wisdom.”
“Tanzania is doing well on human rights.”
“Transformation requires people—skilled people, disciplined people, innovative people and mature people who understand that knowledge must serve the common good.”
“Investing in specialised hospitals will enable our people to receive quality treatment within their own countries and reduce the cost of sending patients outside Africa.”
“In your work, uphold mutual respect. Ensure standards are maintained so that the country benefits.”
“Russia is not a new friend. It is a traditional friend that has stood with Tanzania for many years.”
“The current level of economic cooperation does not reflect the strength of our political relations.”
“Work is more than income; work is dignity, work is respect, and work is the lifeblood of the nation.”
“When citizens complain about expensive loans, we should not respond only with economic theories.”
“We have provided an opportunity for citizens to demand and defend their rights through the judiciary.”
“Citizens do not need violence or endless political conflicts. They need peace, security and stability.”
“Work cannot have dignity without peace and there can be no workers’ welfare without national stability.”
“This can only be achieved if the Police Force works closely with other security agencies and the community.”
“This step reflects a vision and strategic transformation in the control and management of deep-sea resources.
We are planning for the future, because development and population will continue to grow.”
“We deliberately decided to build infrastructure that can serve the area not only today but also in the future.”
While our youth must respect the laws of host countries, their rights and entitlements must also be safeguarded.”
“Reconciliation is not a sign of weakness, but a demonstration of political maturity.”
“Our approach has spanned the full spectrum of what it takes to beat this disease.”
“I have appointed her based on her competence and commitment to serve the nation.”