Denmark yatangaza kuendelea kuwa na Ubalozi wake nchini Tanzania. Ilipanga kuufunga ifikapo 2024

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Leo, Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Denmark, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, ametangaza kwamba Denmark itaendelea kuwa na Ubalozi wake nchini Tanzania.

Kuhusu Denmark kufunga ubalozi wake, soma >Denmark kufunga Ubalozi wake nchini Tanzania ifikapo 2024

Ujumbe wa Balozi wa Denmark nchini Tanzania.

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"Katika kipindi cha mizozo ya kimataifa, watu wanaohamishwa, ukosefu wa ajira, umaskini, mabadiliko ya hali ya hewa, na mgogoro wa chakula na nishati, tunahitaji ushirikiano zaidi kuliko hapo awali. Tunahitaji kuungana pamoja kuzungumzia maslahi ya pamoja; kushughulikia changamoto za pamoja na kutafuta fursa. Denmark na Tanzania wanaweza kuwa na umbali wa kilomita 7,000, lakini ushirikiano wetu ni imara," asema Bwana Løkke Rasmussen.

Denmark na Tanzania wamekuwa washirika kwa miaka 60. Katika kipindi hiki, ushirikiano huo umesaidia maendeleo ya kitaifa na ya kijamii, kuimarisha taasisi, na kuhakikisha upatikanaji wa huduma bora za afya, elimu, na maji. Uumbaji wa ajira umekuwa sehemu muhimu sawa na kazi ya Denmark, ambapo wakulima wamepewa fursa ya kupata fedha na huduma za kilimo. Ushirikiano wa maendeleo wa Danida na Tanzania ni mkubwa zaidi wa Denmark hadi sasa.

Serikali ya Denmark iliyopita ilikuwa imetangaza kufunga Ubalozi wake Dar es Salaam, lakini kwa dhamira mpya kwa ushirikiano wa kimataifa, imeamuliwa kubaki na Ubalozi huko Dar es Salaam.

Waziri wa Ushirikiano wa Maendeleo na Sera ya Hali ya Hewa ya Kimataifa, Dan Jørgensen, anatarajia ushirikiano unaendelea wa Denmark na Tanzania. "Hii ni siku yenye furaha kweli. Tunaweza kuwa na fahari kubwa kwa matokeo tuliyofikia pamoja kwa miongo kadhaa. Tunatarajia kujenga juu ya hilo kuchunguza maeneo mapya ya maslahi ya pamoja kama vile kubadilika kwa hali ya hewa, mpito wa kijani, na amani na usalama."

Ushirikiano imara na nchi za Kiafrika unachukua nafasi kubwa katika Mkakati Mpya wa Denmark wa Sera ya Mambo ya Nje na Usalama, na Denmark inaona Tanzania kama muhimu katika eneo hilo.

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Today, Denmark’s Foreign Minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, announced that Denmark will retain its Embassy in Tanzania.

“In a time of global conflict, displacements, unemployment, poverty, climate change and food- and energy crisis, we need partnerships more than ever. We need to come together around joint interests; to address common challenges and explore opportunities. Denmark and Tanzania might be 7,000 km apart, but our cooperation is deeply rooted”, says Mr Løkke Rasmussen.

Denmark and Tanzania have been partnering for 60 years. Over this period, the partnership has supported national and local development, strengthened institutions and ensured access to quality health services, education and water. Job creation has been an equally important element in Denmark’s work, where farmers have been given access to finance and agricultural services. The Danida development partnership with Tanzania is Denmark’s largest ever.

The previous Danish government had announced the closure of the Embassy in Dar es Salaam, but with a renewed commitment to global partnerships, it has been decided to remain present with an Embassy in Dar es Salaam.

Minister for Development Cooperation and Global Climate Policy, Dan Jørgensen, looks forward to Denmark’s continued partnership with Tanzania. “It is indeed a happy day. We can be immensely proud of the results we have achieved together over decades. We look forward to building on that to explore new areas of mutual interest such as climate adaptation, green transition, and peace and security”.

Strengthened collaboration with African countries features prominently in the new Danish Foreign and Security Policy Strategy, and Denmark views Tanzania as an important regional actor.

Source: Continued Danish presence in Tanzania


Hongera Waziri Makamba.Kwa upande huu wa Diplomasia inaelekea utafanya vizuri zaidi.

Hakikisha diplomasia ya Uchumi ndio ajenda namba 1 na Nchi inakutegemea Ili uwekezaji wa Dola bil.35 za Viwanda vya Gas Lindi vifanikiwe.
 
Hatua hiyo imekuja kufuatia mazungumzo ya mwezi uliopita kati ya Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Tanzania, January Makamba, na mwenzake wa Denmark, Lars Løkke Rasmussen.

“Napokea habari hizi kwa shukurani na furaha, nikifahamu nini maana ya uhusiano kati ya nchi zetu mbili,” alisema Makamba

Denmark, ambayo imekuwa na uhusiano mzuri kati ya nchi hizo mbili na Tanzania kwa miaka 60, bila kutarajia ilitangaza mnamo 2021 kwamba itafunga ubalozi wake nchini Tanzania mnamo 2024 kama sehemu ya marekebisho ya huduma ya kigeni ya Denmark.

Tangazo hilo lilikuja wakati kukiwa na hali tete ya uhusiano kati ya serikali ya Rais John Magufuli na baadhi ya mataifa ya magharibi.

Lakini tangu Rais Samia Suluhu Hassan aingie madarakani Machi 2021, alibonyeza kitufe cha kuweka upya uhusiano wa kidiplomasia wa Tanzania na serikali na taasisi za kigeni huku serikali yake ikikumbatia ushirikiano wa pande nyingi.

Tanzania imekuwa miongoni mwa wapokeaji wakuu wa misaada ya maendeleo kutoka Denmark.

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Source: Tanzania Business Insight, X Page.
 
𝗪𝗲’𝗿𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘆𝗶𝗻𝗴!!​

Denmark's Ambassador to Tanzania, Mette Nørgaard Dissing-Spandet, announces the good news

November 16, 2023

Dar es Salaam

Today, Denmark’s Foreign Minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, announced that Denmark will retain its Embassy in Tanzania.

“In a time of global conflict, displacements, unemployment, poverty, climate change and food- and energy crisis, we need partnerships more than ever. We need to come together around joint interests; to address common challenges and explore opportunities. Denmark and Tanzania might be 7,000 km apart, but our cooperation is deeply rooted”, says Mr Løkke Rasmussen.

Denmark and Tanzania have been partnering for 60 years. Over this period, the partnership has supported national and local development, strengthened institutions and ensured access to quality health services, education and water. Job creation has been an equally important element in Denmark’s work, where farmers have been given access to finance and agricultural services. The Danida development partnership with Tanzania is Denmark’s largest ever.

The previous Danish government had announced the closure of the Embassy in Dar es Salaam, but with a renewed commitment to global partnerships, it has been decided to remain present with an Embassy in Dar es Salaam.

Minister for Development Cooperation and Global Climate Policy, Dan Jørgensen, looks forward to Denmark’s continued partnership with Tanzania. “It is indeed a happy day. We can be immensely proud of the results we have achieved together over decades. We look forward to building on that to explore new areas of mutual interest such as climate adaptation, green transition, and peace and security”.

Strengthened collaboration with African countries features prominently in the new Danish Foreign and Security Policy Strategy, and Denmark views Tanzania as an important regional actor.

* Embassy of Denmark, Tanzania

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