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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“We have spoken a lot about our historical relationship; now it is time for that relationship to bring economic benefits to all of us.”
“The world you inherit will require more than skills and certificates. It will require character, discipline, curiosity, compassion and patriotism.”
“The relationship between Tanzania and Rwanda is historical, based on brotherhood, friendship and similarities in the cultures, traditions and customs of our people.”
“The rapid technological advancement has transformed the nature of crime, increasing security threats across borders, roads, oceans, communities and online platforms.”
“Tanzania stands ready to work with Africa50, governments, investors and development partners to accelerate delivery of infrastructure that connects our people and industries.”
“When we take responsibility together, the government delivers, benefiting the party in power today and all citizens in the future.”
“This is not just a government procedure; God is our witness.”
“What we need now is stronger political commitment, domestic investment and continental solidarity.”
We must continue cooperating, trusting one another and putting the interests of our nation first.”
“Go and protect Tanzania's interests within the community while ensuring the bloc functions effectively.”
Tanzania is ready to work with partners in harnessing investment opportunities across different sectors.”
“Let us remain united, work together, build our nation and uphold the dignity of our country.”
"A woman is like a tea bag; you can’t tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water,”
“Communication is part of leadership and a strategic tool for protecting national interests.”
“The survival, protection, security and development of our nation depend on the well-being of our children.”
They returned home as doctors, engineers, scientists, diplomats, teachers, administrators and public servants.”
“Their rights must be protected, and recruitment agents must be properly supervised.”
“Our trade structures are not yet resilient, and we must adopt deliberate measures to address these discrepancies.”
“Effective communication enhances public confidence and encourages citizens to participate in national development.”
“Go and grow; I have given you a great responsibility and I believe you can do it.”