India, Tanzania ink initial pact to explore mineral wealth

[Informer]

India and Tanzania today inked an initial pact for forging alliance to explore mineral wealth in the African nation.

"Tanzania has huge mineral resources which are yet to be fully developed. I believe there is a possibility of joint venture for Indian companies with mining entities in Tanzania," an official release quoted Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma as saying. The minister is on a visit to the East African nation.

A letter of intent for strengthening cooperation in the area of steel and mining was also signed at Der es Salaam in presence of Verma and Minster of Energy, Tanzania, Sospeter Muhongo, the release said.

Verma said the LoI would serve as a step in the direction of strengthening ties and promoting bilateral relations between the two countries in the mineral sector.

The LoI aims at encouraging investment opportunities in India and Tanzania in the iron & steel related businesses besides facilitating exchange of technical know-how, the release said.

Source: Times of India | April 06, 2013

 

[BONGOLALA]

Wana explore nini wakati madini tunayo, tunajua yalipo.

EXPLORATION ndipo wanataka msamaha wa kodi na kutuma kwao udongo, madini eti kwa lab. test

 

[Adamr]

Ni muda muafaka kwa watanzania kuchangamkia hii fulsa kwa mfumo wa joint venture. Wizara imeweka mfumo mzuri wa wazi kupata taarifa za madini hapa Tanzania kupitia ofisi zilizoenea karibu kila mkoa.

Ni vema watanzania entities zikawa na ownerships of mine lands kwa sababu sheria ya Madini ya mwaka 2010 inawapa upendeleo zaidi Watanzania ku own leseni za madini. Tungaacha kulalamika kila siku badala yake tutumie muda wetu mwingi kutumia fulsa tulizonazo.

India na China ni nchi ambazo Industrial Demand ziko juu sana kwahiyo kupata soko la Chuma nchini India ni habari njema kwa Nchi yetu. Lets look on Njombe, Iringa, Kigoma, Morogoro, Katavi Regions

 

[Nyambala]

India and Tanzania today inked an initial pact for forging alliance to explore mineral wealth in the African nation.

"Tanzania has huge mineral resources which are yet to be fully developed. I believe there is a possibility of joint venture for Indian companies with mining entities in Tanzania," an official release quoted Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma as saying. The minister is on a visit to the East African nation.

A letter of intent for strengthening cooperation in the area of steel and mining was also signed at Der es Salaam in presence of Verma and Minster of Energy, Tanzania, Sospeter Muhongo, the release said.

Verma said the LoI would serve as a step in the direction of strengthening ties and promoting bilateral relations between the two countries in the mineral sector.

The LoI aims at encouraging investment opportunities in India and Tanzania in the iron & steel related businesses besides facilitating exchange of technical know-how, the release said.

Source: Times of India | April 06, 2013

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