The Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Ambassador Dr. Pindi Chana (MP), has urged public servants in her ministry and its affiliated institutions to approach their duties with creativity and innovation to propel the Natural Resources and Tourism sector forward.
Dr. Chana made these remarks today, December 21, 2024, during the 32nd Workers’ Council Meeting held at the Ngorongoro Tourism Center conference hall in Arusha.
"We must serve Tanzanians, who have entrusted us with this responsibility, with unparalleled dedication and creativity," emphasized Dr. Chana.
The minister also called on the ministry’s management to continue addressing the challenges and concerns raised by employees, ensuring that their grievances are resolved effectively.
She highlighted the importance of using the council meeting as a platform to discuss workforce-related issues, enhance employee welfare, and focus on achieving the ministry’s strategic objectives.
Additionally, Dr. Chana directed the ministry’s management and affiliated institutions to establish a supportive environment to attract investors, safeguard the nation’s heritage for the benefit of all Tanzanians, and enhance the management and protection of resources for current and future generations.
Echoing her sentiments, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr. Hassan Abbasi, reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to prioritizing employee welfare and creating conducive working conditions.
“We are committed to making progress wherever possible. Our government continues to support us, and it is our responsibility to ensure that this work moves forward,” said Dr. Abbasi.
The meeting brought together the management of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, members of the Workers’ Council, leaders of the Trade Union of Government and Health Employees (TUGHE) at the national and regional levels, and representatives from institutions under the ministry.