Egypt yakaribishwa kujenga gati mpya bandari ya Dar es Salaam

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STRATEGIC MEETING FOR STRENGHTHENING BILATERAL COOPERATION BETWEEN THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND THE ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT IN THE TRANSPORT SECTOR

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Hayo yamebainika leo katika kikao cha pamoja baina ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania na nchi ya Jamhuri ya Kiarabu ya Egypt ... ujumbe mzito ukiongozwa na waziri wa Uchukuzi wa Misri Lieutenant-General Engineer Kamel Al- Wazir aliyefuatana na wabunge wa kamati za kudumu za bunge la Egypt, wafanyabiashara wakubwa wa kampuni mama kama ELSEWEDY n.k na balozi wa Misri nchini Tanzania.

Huku Prof. Makame Mbarawa akiwa ameongozana na maafisa waandamizi wa wizara, wakurugenzi wa TRC, TPA, ATCL, Kampuni ya Huduma za Meli (MSCL) walikuwepo ukumbini kwa ajili ya kunadi (sekta zao ndogo) sub sectors zao mkutano huo wa pamoja jijini Dar es Salaam Tanzania.

Waziri wa Uchukuzi, Profesa Makame Mbarawa amesema pamoja na maboresho yaliyofanywa katika bandari ya Dar es Salaam hadi sasa , bado kuna haja ya kuongezwa gati namba 13 hadi 15 ili kuongeza ufanisi wa bandari hiyo kubwa ya Tanzania.

Katika kufanikisha kazi hiyo inayotakiwa bandari ya DSM , Profesa Mbarawa ametoa ombi kwa waziri wa uchukuzi wa Egypt Luteni Jenerali mhandisi Mh. Kamel El Wazir pamoja na ujumbe alioongazana nao kuwa rasmi zinakaribishwa kampuni za uwekezaji kutoka Misri kushirikiana na Tanzania katika uwekezaji kwenye ujenzi wa magati hayo bandarini.

Profesa Mbarawa ameyasema hayo jijini Dar es Salaam leo Jumatatu, Februari 19, 2024 katika kikao cha Wizara ya Uchukuzi ya Tanzania na Misri kilichohusu ushirikiano wa uwekezaji katika sekta ya uchukuzi.

Waziri wa uchukuzi wa Misri, luteni jenerali mhandisi mh. Kamel el Wazir asema haya ya leo ni kufuatia ziara aliyofanya rais Abdel Fattah al-Sisi wa Misri nchini Tanzania na kisha Mh. Samia Hassan wa Tanzania naye kufanya ziara nchini Misri.

Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania Mhe. Samia Suluhu Hassan, mwaka 2021 tarehe 06 Desemba, alizindua kiwanda cha kutengeneza vifaa vya umeme cha Elsewedy (Elsewedy Electric East Africa Ltd), kilichopo Kigamboni Jijini Dar es Salaam.


Kiwanda hicho cha El Sewedy katika mji mpya wa viwanda Kigamboni Dar es Salaam kitakuwa na uwezo kwa kuzalisha tani 15,000 za nyaya za umeme, transfoma 1,500 na mita 100,000 za umeme kwa mwaka zitakazotumika nchini na kuondoa utegemezi wa kununua bidhaa hizo nje ya nchi na nusu ya bidhaa hizo zitauzwa katika masoko ya nje na kuongeza fedha za kigeni.

Pia ujenzi wa bwawa kubwa la uzalishaji umeme megawatts 2115 la Julius Nyerere JNHPP unaoendelea Rufiji ni mfano wa miradi mingi ya mfano wa udugu baina ya nchi hizi mbili.

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CAIRO – 10 January 2024:

Egypt's Qalaa Holdings to establish 2 railway lines in Eastern Africa​


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Minister of Transport Kamel al-Wazir stated Wednesday in a meeting with the Rwandan ambassador that Qalaa Holdings would implement a railway line between Tanzania's Dar es Salaam Port and Burundi, passing through Rwanda's Kigali, and another between Kenya's Mombasa Port and Uganda.

It is noted that Rwanda is a landlocked country that relies on Kenya's Mombasa Port and Tanzania's Dar es Salaam Port for import and export. In that context, the meeting tackled establishing a logistic zone in Rwanda to store Egyptian exports.

The minister also noted the salience of the Vic-Med project aiming to connect Lake Victoria with the Mediterranean through the 11 Nile Basin countries, including Rwanda.

The project requires rehabilitating 6,600 kilometers of the waterway; implementing a number of constructions to overcome natural barriers; revamping some existing inland ports and building new ones; introducing multimodal transport in some areas; establishing vocational training centers specialized in inland transport; and modernizing fleets of member states.

Further, various countries, including Rwanda, can be linked to Cairo-Cape Town Road, which Egypt aims to establish to bolster trade exchange between African states. The road will stretch on 10,228 kilometers, including 1,155 kilometers in Egypt, crossing nine countries that are Egypt, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Kenya, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.

The minister and the ambassador equally discussed cooperation in human capacity-building, technical collaboration in constructing roads and bridges, and boosting trade exchange leveraging the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) that went into effect in 2019.
 
Kuna Zabuni imetolewa au imekuwa ni mwendo wa kukaribishana.
Ni vizurii sanaa sisi wa bongo tunawekeza kwenye nyumba za wageni bar na basi ya abiria hatuwezi kuwekeza kwenye longtime investment, kama hiyo wanao wekeza wengi ni pricate company pesa tunazo ila maono hatuna, tumeja majungu na udini.
 
Ni vizurii sanaa sisi wa bongo tunawekeza kwenye nyumba za wageni bar na basi ya abiria hatuwezi kuwekeza kwenye longtime investment, kama hiyo wanao wekeza wengi ni pricate company pesa tunazo ila maono hatuna, tumeja majungu na udini.
Hivi Wamisri WAMEKARIBISHWA kujenga au kuendesha?
 
Tunafunguka, Prof. Makame Mbarawa hawa lazima tuwapeleke bandarini maana kuna makampuni makubwa Egypt yanaweza kuingia ubia katika mradi wa bandari , asisitiza waziri wa uchukuzi wa Tanzania.
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Hivi Wamisri WAMEKARIBISHWA kujenga au kuendesha?

Waziri wa Uchukuzi wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania , Profesa Makame Mbarawa amesema pamoja na maboresho yaliyofanywa hadi sasa katika bandari ya Dar es Salaam, bado kuna haja ya kuongezwa majenzi mapya ya gati namba 13 hadi 15 ili kuongeza ufanisi wa bandari hiyo.

Katika kufanikisha kazi hiyo, Profesa Mbarawa amemueleza waziri wa Misri wa Uchukuzi luteni jenerali mhandisi Mh. Kamel El Wazir na ujumbe alioongozana nao kutoka Misri wachamgamkie fursa hiyo hiyo, amezikaribisha kampuni za uwekezaji kutoka Misri kushirikiana na Tanzania katika uwekezaji kwenye ujenzi wa magati hayo.

Profesa Mbarawa ameyasema hayo jijini Dar es Salaam leo Jumatatu, Februari 19, 2024 katika kikao cha Wizara ya Uchukuzi ya Tanzania na Misri kilichohusu ushirikiano wa uwekezaji katika sekta ya uchukuzi.
 
Tunafunguka, Prof. Makame Mbarawa hawa lazima tuwapeleke bandarini maana kuna makampuni makubwa Egypt yanaweza kuingia ubia katika mradi wa bandari , asisitiza waziri wa uchukuzi wa Tanzania.
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Prof. Makame Mbarawa waziri wa uchukuzi Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania


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Luteni jenerali mhandisi Kamel Al Wazir ambaye ni waziri wa uchukuzi / usafirishaji Egypt apewa taarifa juu ya fursa za majenzi ya magati ya ziada bandari ya Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
 
19 February 2024
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

The Minister of Transport meets with officials of the Tanzanian Trade Authority to discuss strengthening joint cooperation in maritime transport
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Minister of Transport lieutenant General engineer Kamel Al Wazir of Egypt meets with officials of the Tanzanian Trade Authority to strengthen joint cooperation in the field of trade, maritime transport and logistics areas.
Source : https://www.mts.gov.eg/ar/
 
hivi hawawezi kwenda kujenga zanzibar? baada ya maza juzi kwenye msiba wa Lowasa kuahidi kwamba maji ya ziwa victoria yatakuja hadi singida na Dodoma kama ilivyokuwa ndoto ya Lowasa, wamekimbia mbio kuja kumwambia nini maza? asijenge, kwa msiojua, egypt ndio wamekuwa kikwazo cha maji ya ziwa victoria kuja kanda ya kati, ati wanasema tunapunguza maji ambayo wao kule ndio wanatumia na sasaivi wamejenga mito ya artificial, yaani mto nile hawataki umwakigie kwenye mediterenean, wanarudisha yale maji watengeneze umwagiliaji utakaolisha dunia nzima. lakini ukija watu wa kanda ya ziwa MUsoma na kwengine huko wapo karibu na ziwa ila maji ya bomba hawana, ati mwarabu anawazuia maji yasije yakapungua, maji yenyewe yapo kwenye nchi yetu.
 
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Minister of Transport, lieutenant General engineer Kamel Al Wazir accompanied by the official delegation from both sides, also visited the port of Dar es Salaam, which serves the trade movement in Tanzania and neighboring landlocked countries, to learn about the capabilities of the port and the locations of promising investment opportunities in the port, in response to the desire of the Tanzanian Minister of Transport and to direct the Arab Contractors Company to the importance of investing in the field of dock infrastructure and its operation. Through an Egyptian alliance, His Excellency will also meet this evening with the Tanzanian Minister of Investment to discuss the challenges facing the Egyptian investor in East Africa.

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Source : https://www.mts.gov.eg/ar/

DAR ES SALAAM: TANZANIA and Egypt are exploring new avenues to forge a stronger partnership in the transport sector to enhance trade between the two African countries.

High-level delegates from both governments, including transport ministers and Egyptian investors, met in Dar es Salaam on Monday to discuss mutual cooperation and available opportunities.
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Speaking at the meeting titled “Strategic Meeting for Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation between Tanzania and the Arab Republic of Egypt in the Transport Sector”, Tanzania’s Minister for Transport, Professor Makame Mbarawa, implored Egyptian investors to consider investing in Dar es Salaam Port, specifically in the construction of berths 13 to 15.

“We are inviting them to cooperate in constructing berths 13, 14, and 15. It is very important. We can do many things, but without constructing new berths, we cannot address the congestion,” Prof Mbarawa emphasised.

The minister also mentioned other investment opportunities, such as the development of the Bagamoyo Port, the development of an Oil Jet at Tanga Port, the development of a Dry Cargo Terminal in Mtwara, and the development of Dry Ports in Dodoma, Kigoma, Mwanza, Dar es Salaam, and the Coast Region.

“We have several projects to develop dry ports in different regions due to the construction of the Standard Gauge Railway,” he informed the Egyptian delegation.

Prof Mbarawa emphasised that the partnership between Tanzania and Egypt in infrastructure development would address key infrastructure challenges and unlock new opportunities for economic advancement.

He argued that the development of any country largely depends on the transport sector, which enhances local and international trade. As Tanzania is a gateway for several neighbouring landlinked countries such as Burundi, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zambia, and Malawi, strengthening its transport network will lead to market growth.

Through the Dar es Salaam Maritime Gateway Project, the government has improved the infrastructure of the Dar es Salaam Port to increase efficiency, including deepening its berths.

These improvements have enabled large vessels to dock at the port. He also informed them of ongoing projects involving the construction of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR).
 
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