Dr. Salim A. Salim aula Mo Ibrahim

Dr. Salim A. Salim aula Mo Ibrahim

About the Prize Committee:

3.The Prize Committee will now be chaired by former Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity and former Prime Minister of Tanzania (and Board member of the Foundation), Dr Salim Ahmed Salim and is comprised of Martti Ahtisaari, former President of Finland and Nobel Laureate; Aïcha Bah Diallo, President, Network for Education for All in Africa and former Minister of Education in Guinea; Mohamed ElBaradei, former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and Nobel Laureate; Graça Machel, Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, and former Minister of Education and Culture in Mozambique; Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (and Board member of the Foundation); and Festus Mogae, former President of Botswana and 2008 Ibrahim Prize Laureate.

... President material. A missed opportunity for which I dare postulate and state, Tanzania is paying heavily for. Much as the incumbent loves his native country, one who really does that ought to have placed national interess above the person, bowed out of contention and allowed SAS to ascend into the Presidency. Just for the love of ones country!
 
Many congrats for the well deserving Brother of Africa... His history in international avenues proves that.....
 
You deserve it SAS...Congratulations!
 
Receive my cordial congrats on behalf of few accountable and transparent Tanzanians
 
CCM imejaa Ma-Korokocho. Mtu mzuri hawezi kuinuka katika genge hili asilani. Yuko katika kundi ambalo si lake! Anyway, CCM used to be a patriotic movement during Nyerere era. That's why people like Salim could rise-up. Sasa hivi kuinuka mle lazima uwe mtoto wa former ......... (nepotism is the word).

Sasa hivi ni CCM ni genge la mafisi wala mizoga. Usitarajie chema kuinuka humo. Hawa unawaona kwa sababu almost wamejitoa na wamebaki mle majina tu!!
 
Mheshimiwa Salim Ahmed Salim hongera sana! Your efforts shines beyond borders of the world!!!!
 
Maxence Melo said:
H.E. Dr Salim Ahmed Salim appointed as second chair of the Prize Committee of the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership​


Tuesday, 22 February 2011:

DrSalim Ahmed Salim, former Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity and former Prime Minister of Tanzania, has been appointed Chair of the Prize Committee of the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership, on which he currently serves as a member. Dr Salim, who is also a member of the Board of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, takes over from former United Nations Secretary-General and Nobel Laureate, Kofi Annan, who has chaired the Committee for the last four years.

In his new role, Dr Salim will oversee the selection of winners of the Ibrahim Prize, which recognises and celebrates excellence in African leadership.

The 2008 Ibrahim Prize Laureate, former President of Botswana, H.E. President Festus Mogae, will join Dr Salim on the Prize Committee. President Mogae is currently also the Chairperson of the Coalition for Dialogue on Africa and Founder of Champions for an HIV Free Generation. He was awarded the 2008 Ibrahim Prize for his outstanding leadership in ensuring Botswana’s continued prosperity in the face of an HIV/AIDS pandemic and for his careful stewardship of Botswana’s natural wealth for the benefit of citizens.

Dr Salim Ahmed Salim said of his appointment to Chair, “The success, or failure, of African countries is a function of our political leadership. It is no coincidence that visionary leaders such as our previous Laureates Presidents Chissano, Mandela and Mogae, have transformed their countries’ fortunes or amplified success in the face of huge challenges. That is why the Prize is so important - we have to recognise the vital role that leadership plays on the continent. I am delighted to be able to take forward the deliberations on what constitutes exceptional leadership, and to help provide a platform for African role models to be recognised and celebrated, and to continue in a life of public service after office.”

H.E. Mr Kofi Annan said, “It has been a great privilege and honour to serve as the first Chair of the Prize Committee of the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership. If there is one area, which above all will determine the direction of Africa’s future, it is the quality of its governance and leadership. For a continent at peace with itself requires more than the absence of war. It requires leaders to embrace respect for human rights, the rule of law, and transparent, effective and accountable governance. This is why the Ibrahim Prize is so important: it celebrates excellence in African leadership and encourages progress across the whole continent.”’

Dr Mo Ibrahim, founder and chair of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, said of the appointment, “Salim has been a key member of the Foundation and the Prize Committee since the very beginning. His unrivalled experience both as Prime Minister and in numerous diplomatic roles, including as Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity (now the African Union) for an unprecedented three terms, mean he is ideally placed to assess what constitutes excellent leadership on the continent. We are grateful to Kofi Annan for the experience and expertise he has brought to the Committee over the past four years. As the inaugural Chair of the Committee his contribution has been invaluable”.


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For more information please contact Risha Chande chande.r@moibrahimfoundation.org, +44 7817 723 720
About the Prize Committee:

  1. The Prize Committee assesses democratically elected, African former Executive Heads of State or Government who have served their term in office within the limits set by their country’s constitution, and have left office within the last three years.
  2. The Ibrahim Prize consists of US$5million over 10 years and US$200,000 annually for life thereafter. The Foundation will consider granting a further $200,000 per year, for 10 years, towards public interest activities and good causes espoused by the winner.
  3. The Prize Committee will now be chaired by former Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity and former Prime Minister of Tanzania (and Board member of the Foundation), Dr Salim Ahmed Salim and is comprised of Martti Ahtisaari, former President of Finland and Nobel Laureate; Aïcha Bah Diallo, President, Network for Education for All in Africa and former Minister of Education in Guinea; Mohamed ElBaradei, former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and Nobel Laureate; Graça Machel, Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, and former Minister of Education and Culture in Mozambique; Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (and Board member of the Foundation); and Festus Mogae, former President of Botswana and 2008 Ibrahim Prize Laureate.
  4. The previous winners of the Ibrahim Prize are Festus Mogae, the former President of Botswana; Joaquim Chissano, the former President of Mozambique; and Nelson Mandela, who was made an Honorary Laureate in recognition of his extraordinary leadership qualities and achievements.


About the Foundation


Established in 2006, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation aims to support good governance and great leadership in Africa. The Foundation works to:

  • Stimulate debate on good governance
  • Provide criteria by which citizens and governments can measure progress
  • Recognise achievement in African leadership and provide a practical way in which leaders can build positive legacies on the continent when they have left office
  • Support aspiring leaders for the African continent.
www.moibrahimfoundation.org
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Huyu Mheshimiwa ni kichwa, kama si njama za hawa watu wa SISIEM kipindi kile cha uchaguzi 1995, TZ tungepata the best president ever!! Lakini kwa fitina za hawa jamaa, mara hoo Mpemba mara hoo Mwarabu tukakosa kutumia hizo brains. Mbona USA wanatumia brains za huyu blackie Obama, na anafanya kazi????????? Tanzania tutakosa mengi shauri ya ujinga wa SISIEM. Tuamke kumekucha tupeni shuka pembeni tuangaze!!!!!!!!!!
 
Mtumishi Wetu said:
Huyu Mheshimiwa ni kichwa, kama si njama za hawa watu wa SISIEM kipindi kile cha uchaguzi 1995, TZ tungepata the best president ever!! Lakini kwa fitina za hawa jamaa, mara hoo Mpemba mara hoo Mwarabu tukakosa kutumia hizo brains. Mbona USA wanatumia brains za huyu blackie Obama, na anafanya kazi????????? Tanzania tutakosa mengi shauri ya ujinga wa SISIEM. Tuamke kumekucha tupeni shuka pembeni tuangaze!!!!!!!!!!
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Wanga wa Zenj wakasema eti yeye alikuwa mwanachama wa chama cha HIZBU. chama cha makojani.
 
Maxence Melo said:
H.E. Dr Salim Ahmed Salim appointed as second chair of the Prize Committee of the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership​


Tuesday, 22 February 2011:

DrSalim Ahmed Salim, former Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity and former Prime Minister of Tanzania, has been appointed Chair of the Prize Committee of the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership, on which he currently serves as a member. Dr Salim, who is also a member of the Board of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, takes over from former United Nations Secretary-General and Nobel Laureate, Kofi Annan, who has chaired the Committee for the last four years.

In his new role, Dr Salim will oversee the selection of winners of the Ibrahim Prize, which recognises and celebrates excellence in African leadership.

The 2008 Ibrahim Prize Laureate, former President of Botswana, H.E. President Festus Mogae, will join Dr Salim on the Prize Committee. President Mogae is currently also the Chairperson of the Coalition for Dialogue on Africa and Founder of Champions for an HIV Free Generation. He was awarded the 2008 Ibrahim Prize for his outstanding leadership in ensuring Botswana’s continued prosperity in the face of an HIV/AIDS pandemic and for his careful stewardship of Botswana’s natural wealth for the benefit of citizens.

Dr Salim Ahmed Salim said of his appointment to Chair, “The success, or failure, of African countries is a function of our political leadership. It is no coincidence that visionary leaders such as our previous Laureates Presidents Chissano, Mandela and Mogae, have transformed their countries’ fortunes or amplified success in the face of huge challenges. That is why the Prize is so important - we have to recognise the vital role that leadership plays on the continent. I am delighted to be able to take forward the deliberations on what constitutes exceptional leadership, and to help provide a platform for African role models to be recognised and celebrated, and to continue in a life of public service after office.”

H.E. Mr Kofi Annan said, “It has been a great privilege and honour to serve as the first Chair of the Prize Committee of the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership. If there is one area, which above all will determine the direction of Africa’s future, it is the quality of its governance and leadership. For a continent at peace with itself requires more than the absence of war. It requires leaders to embrace respect for human rights, the rule of law, and transparent, effective and accountable governance. This is why the Ibrahim Prize is so important: it celebrates excellence in African leadership and encourages progress across the whole continent.”’

Dr Mo Ibrahim, founder and chair of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, said of the appointment, “Salim has been a key member of the Foundation and the Prize Committee since the very beginning. His unrivalled experience both as Prime Minister and in numerous diplomatic roles, including as Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity (now the African Union) for an unprecedented three terms, mean he is ideally placed to assess what constitutes excellent leadership on the continent. We are grateful to Kofi Annan for the experience and expertise he has brought to the Committee over the past four years. As the inaugural Chair of the Committee his contribution has been invaluable”.


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For more information please contact Risha Chande chande.r@moibrahimfoundation.org, +44 7817 723 720
About the Prize Committee:

  1. The Prize Committee assesses democratically elected, African former Executive Heads of State or Government who have served their term in office within the limits set by their country’s constitution, and have left office within the last three years.
  2. The Ibrahim Prize consists of US$5million over 10 years and US$200,000 annually for life thereafter. The Foundation will consider granting a further $200,000 per year, for 10 years, towards public interest activities and good causes espoused by the winner.
  3. The Prize Committee will now be chaired by former Secretary-General of the Organisation of African Unity and former Prime Minister of Tanzania (and Board member of the Foundation), Dr Salim Ahmed Salim and is comprised of Martti Ahtisaari, former President of Finland and Nobel Laureate; Aïcha Bah Diallo, President, Network for Education for All in Africa and former Minister of Education in Guinea; Mohamed ElBaradei, former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and Nobel Laureate; Graça Machel, Chancellor of the University of Cape Town, and former Minister of Education and Culture in Mozambique; Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (and Board member of the Foundation); and Festus Mogae, former President of Botswana and 2008 Ibrahim Prize Laureate.
  4. The previous winners of the Ibrahim Prize are Festus Mogae, the former President of Botswana; Joaquim Chissano, the former President of Mozambique; and Nelson Mandela, who was made an Honorary Laureate in recognition of his extraordinary leadership qualities and achievements.


About the Foundation


Established in 2006, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation aims to support good governance and great leadership in Africa. The Foundation works to:

  • Stimulate debate on good governance
  • Provide criteria by which citizens and governments can measure progress
  • Recognise achievement in African leadership and provide a practical way in which leaders can build positive legacies on the continent when they have left office
  • Support aspiring leaders for the African continent.
www.moibrahimfoundation.org
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Congratulations Hon Mr Salim H. Salim former TZ Honored PM, you deserve that GO ON!!!!!!!!!
 
Mtumishi Wetu said:
Huyu Mheshimiwa ni kichwa, kama si njama za hawa watu wa SISIEM kipindi kile cha uchaguzi 1995, TZ tungepata the best president ever!! Lakini kwa fitina za hawa jamaa, mara hoo Mpemba mara hoo Mwarabu tukakosa kutumia hizo brains. Mbona USA wanatumia brains za huyu blackie Obama, na anafanya kazi????????? Tanzania tutakosa mengi shauri ya ujinga wa SISIEM. Tuamke kumekucha tupeni shuka pembeni tuangaze!!!!!!!!!!
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Umenikonga saana kwa post yako hii, you deserve being a member of JF.
 
hongera sana. hivi jina la kikwete litapenya kweli iwapo litapendekezwa au Dr. salim hana visasi vya jino kwa jino/mtu kwa mtu?
 
Tumekoseshwa mengi.Maybe sasa hivi uchumi wetu ungekuwa kama wa Kenya,au tukielekea wa Namibia au Botswana
 
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