Rais Kikwete Ziarani Japani

Rais Kikwete Ziarani Japani

Binadamu ukitenda jema, mwisho wake hutoonekana mwema! Asiposafiri mtasema ohh, hajahudhuria msiba wa ngwea mara ohh hajawaaga taifa star, mara hajaitembelea kambi ya twiga star....................akisafiri napo kelele.

Mwacheni mzee wa watu aitafutie mema nchi yake na mkumbuke hata bajeti inayopitisha na Bunge kuna hela kibao zitokazo kwa nchi za wenzetu.
 
Rais wa jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania leo jioni anatarajiwa kuwasili nchini japani kushiriki mkutano wa tano wa maendeleo ya Afrika-TICAD V

Najaribu kuvuta taswira huyu JK atateseka sana muda wake wa uraisi utakapoisha 2015, atakuwa anatetemeka miguu kwa kukosa safari kama mlevi anavyotetemeka mikono kwa kukosa gongo.wadau wa Lumumba tafadhali msije na povu
 
UPDATES za Mtwara vipi wakuu? Maana huyu mkuu akisafiri tutarajie jambo.MIA!
 
Kaenda kuomba walimumwa karate na taikondo
 
Tunakutakia safari njema raisi wetu mpenda maendeleo! Ukirudi usisahau kutubebea ZAWADI!!!.....!!
 
ONA WENYE UCHUNGU NA NCHI WANAVYOFANYA,JAMAA AMERUDI TOKA ETHIOPIA LEO AMEMUACHIA MWENZAKE AENDE JAPANI,JAMAA YETU KATOKA ETHIOPIA LEO YUKO JAPANI HUU UROHO UTAISHA LINI JAMANI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Deputy President William Ruto is expected to lead a Kenyan delegation to a business meeting in Japan Wednesday.

Mr Ruto will be among more than 50 Heads of State and Government invited to the 5th Tokyo International Conference on Africa’s Development (TICAD V). He will represent President Kenyatta.

The conference, which runs from June 1-3, will take place in Yokahama.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki Moon, World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, World Bank and UNDP administrator Helen Clark will attend the conference providing an opportunity to Mr Ruto to present Kenya’s strategic interests at the multilateral level.

The conference aims to promote high-level policy dialogue between Japan and Africa. It also provides an opportunity to strengthen cooperation and support to Africa’s political, economic reforms and development.

The conference comes at a time when Kenya and Japan are marking the jubilee year of bilateral relations.
TICAD V is being held as Africa celebrates the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which transitioned to the African Union (AU) in 2002.

Japan considers Kenya a strategic partner within TICAD process given its successful economic development and thus a model of its development cooperation in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Japan is one of Kenya’s leading development partners with Japanese financial cumulative support to Kenya’s development amounting to USD418.94 billion. In January, Japan extended Sh617.6m to Kenya’s agriculture sector and water services.

The Deputy President is expected to discuss more opportunities for the country with Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Talks will mainly centre on the energy sector, infrastructure and Mombasa Port.

In addition to representing Kenya in the main TICAD V programme, Mr Ruto will participate in other events of strategic importance to Kenya to be held at the sidelines of the conference.

These include a conference on Somalia and dialogue on the United Nations Security Council reform agenda. The stabilisation of Somalia remains a top priority of Kenya’s foreign policy agenda as articulated in the African Union Summit held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
While in Tokyo, the Deputy President will hold meetings with senior representatives of leading Japanese public and private companies with business interests in Kenya to discuss strengthening of trade and investments between the two countries.

These companies include Japan Bank for International Cooperation, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Toyota Tsusho Corporation and Toshiba.

The Kenyan delegation comprises of Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed (Foreign Affairs), Henry Rotich (Treasury), Davis Chirchir (Energy and Petroleum) and Michael Kamau (Transport & Infrastructure), among other senior government officials.

The theme of TICAD V will be: "Hand in Hand with a more Dynamic Africa”, which expresses the need to work together.
 
taifa lina upungufu wa walimu aka makocha wa kung-fu baba usisahau kutuombea na hilo huko japan
 
Hivi ni lazima rais ahudhurie kila mkutano unaofanyika kokote duniani? Kwa mfano huo mkutano wa 5 wa kuzungumzia maendeleo ya Afrika lakini unafanyika Japan kuna uwezekano wa kuwakuta marais wote wa nchi za Afrika huko (hata yule wa Botswana)? Msimamo wa Rais wa Botswana His Exelence IAN KHAMA ni kuwa, most of the meetings are mere talk shows, and they are not productive to respective countries, and hence you can not develop your country through talkshows. Hata huko New York (UN) kwenyewe haendagi, anasema hadi kuwe na serious issue specific on his country. Mimi naona kuna haja ya kuiga mtazamo wa mzalendo huyu wa Botswana.
 
huna hoja, rais anapisafiri kukutana na marais wenzake wa nchi kubwa km japan ilyopiga hatua kubwa kimaendeleo, kuna mengi anatuletea kama taifa.

.....we nawe vipi jk kasafiri mara ngapi bana na hakuna lolote la maana alichotuletea zaidi ya kuwajaza wachina kibao mitaani huku.
 
Nadhani kwenye mikono ana mbawa za kurukia
Anamaliza kipindi chake kwa mbwembwe sana


Tutamkumbuka sana kwa safari kama kipanga.
 
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