Deputy Permanent Secretary President's Office-Public Service Management Mr.HAB Mkwizu (left) speaking at a farewell ceremony of departing JICA Senior Representative Mr.Hajime Iwama (second left) at the President's Office - Public Service Management yesterday.
Deputy Permanent Secretary President's Office-Public Service Management Mr.HAB Mkwizu (left) present a gift to outgoing JICA Senior Representative Mr. Hajime Iwama during a farewell ceremony held at the President's Office-Public Service Management yesterday.
Deputy Permanent Secretary President's Office-Public Service Management Mr.HAB Mkwizu (second left) in a group photo with JICA staffs, and President's office officials after a farewell of departing JICA Senior Representative Mr.Hajime Iwama (right,first line) held at the President's Office-Public Service Management yesterday.
TANZANIA TO BENEFIT FROM ABE INITIATIVES
By
Happiness Shayo.
The
Government of United Republic of Tanzania is among four African countries that
benefits from Master’s Degree and Internship Program of the African Business
Education Initiative for Youth (ABE Initiative) initiated by Japanese
Government through Japanese Prime Minister Abe.
Speaking
yesterday during a farewell ceremony at the President’s Office, Public Service
Management the departing JICA Senior Representative Mr. Hajime Iwama said that the
program supports youth who have potential to contribute to their countries.“This
program will support young men and women from Private and Government Sectors to
study Master Courses in Japanese Universities as international students and
experience internships at Japanese enterprises.”
He said
the aim of the program was to develop effective skills and knowledge so that
they can contribute to the development of their societies. He
listed other countries which benefits from the program as Republic of Kenya,
Republic of Mozambique and Republic of South Africa.
Mr. Iwama
explains that the implementation of the program started this year whereby 33
Tanzanians have been selected to attend Master’s Degree Program in Japan.Meanwhile,
Deputy Permanent Secretary; President’s Office Public Service Management Mr.HAB
Mkwizu said that JICA has been very instrumental in supporting Tanzania’s
development through soliciting and allocating volunteers and experts to serve
the needs of the people in different parts of the country.
He
mentioned among the sectors supported by government of Japan through JICA as
health, education and infrastructure development among others.Mr.
Mkwizu assured JICA Reprentatives that Tanzania will continue to sustain the
programmes and projects initiated by JICA in order to deliver desired benefits
to the intended communities.
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