The Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, Dr. Ashatu Kijaji, and Deputy Minister Hon. Hamad Chande, have embarked on a working visit to Morogoro Region to enhance the region's tourism and conservation initiatives.
Upon arrival, they were warmly welcomed by Regional Commissioner Adam Malima and other senior officials.
The visit aims to engage with local stakeholders, assess ongoing projects, and identify areas for improvement in the tourism and conservation sectors.
Key meetings are scheduled with officials from the Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) and Mikumi National Park.
The government, under President Samia Suluhu Hassan's leadership, has prioritized tourism as a key driver of economic growth, and this visit underscores that commitment.
The Morogoro region's rich natural resources, cultural heritage, and diverse wildlife make it an attractive destination for tourists.
Local communities are eager to benefit from tourism-related economic opportunities. During their visit, Dr. Kijaji and her team will receive a comprehensive briefing on TAWA's operations and witness firsthand the park's diverse wildlife and scenic beauty.
The visit demonstrates the government's renewed commitment to promoting Tanzania's tourism and conservation agenda.
With the support of local stakeholders and the international community, the tourism sector is poised to drive economic growth and contribute to the country's development.