Tanzania to send mission for negotiating USD 77bn/- debt

Tanzania to send mission for negotiating USD 77bn/- debt

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The government plans to send a team from the Treasury to Iran for negotiations on repayment of USD 77bn/- that Tanzania owes that country.

The minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, Bernard Membe, said this yesterday when he addressed journalists in Dar es Salaam.

In the presence of the Iranian Foreign Affairs minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, Membe said the aim of sending the team was to chart the way forward regarding the debt.

The Iranian minister is in Tanzania with a group of investors to scout for investment opportunities.

"We will soon send the team to find out how Iran can reduce or write off the said debt," he said, noting that it has been increasing as a result of accumulating interests.

However, Membe did not mention the reason for the country to borrow the money and when it did so.

On relationships between the two countries, the two ministers signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investment.

Membe said Tanzania has for a long time enjoyed the bilateral relationships it had with Iran, noting:

"The main aim is to cement relationships between our two countries and increase investment opportunities."

According to Membe, they held discussions on how each country can promote business and investment opportunities.

For his part, the Iranian Foreign Affairs minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said his country has for a long time been a true friend of Tanzania and Africa as a whole.

He said Iran would still remain by the side of Africa through developing it in various spheres.

"We decided to come to Tanzania with a group of investors to look for available investment opportunities in various sectors. We also want to see how we can partner with local investors," he noted.

Zarif said Iran appreciates Tanzania's continuous support in various aspects.

He mentioned some as trying to convince the world that his country's uranium was only meant for power production and not atomic production.

He pledged that Iran will continue to be very active in supporting Tanzania's health and education sectors.


Source: The Guardian
 
Juzi US wame hoji matumizi mabaya ya madaraka na kuyafungia magazeti wapuuzi humu ndani wakasema Hawayahusu, sasa mbona serikali yenu inarudi kenda kuomba msamaha wakati matumizi ya pesa hiyo hatujui yalikuwaje sisi Watanzania ? Kwa nini kwa hili mnaenda na wakiuliza kuhusu hadi za binadamu mnasema haiwahusu ?
 
Juzi US wame hoji matumizi mabaya ya madaraka na kuyafungia magazeti wapuuzi humu ndani wakasema Hawayahusu, sasa mbona serikali yenu inarudi kenda kuomba msamaha wakati matumizi ya pesa hiyo hatujui yalikuwaje sisi Watanzania ? Kwa nini kwa hili mnaenda na wakiuliza kuhusu hadi za binadamu mnasema haiwahusu ?
Hayo magazeti yana faida gani kwa serikali kwani yanaiingizia kodi shilingi ngapi serikali?
 
Juzi US wame hoji matumizi mabaya ya madaraka na kuyafungia magazeti wapuuzi humu ndani wakasema Hawayahusu, sasa mbona serikali yenu inarudi kenda kuomba msamaha wakati matumizi ya pesa hiyo hatujui yalikuwaje sisi Watanzania ? Kwa nini kwa hili mnaenda na wakiuliza kuhusu hadi za binadamu mnasema haiwahusu ?

US ina sheria zake, na Tanzania ina sheria zake. Mtu akivunja sheria anachukuliwa hatua bila kujali jirani atasema nini.
 
$77 Bilioni!!!!!!! hizo hata kama interest imekuwa ikiongezeka haiwezi kufika kiasi hicho, hizo ni sawa na Trilions kadhaa kwabTsh. na ikiwa Iran itaifutia Tanzania deni hilo au ikipunguza hilo punguzo au deni lote litaibwa na serikali ili kusaidia uchaguzi kwa CCM hivo ndivyo ilivyotokea sakata la EPA.
 
Lunyungu
USD 77bil ni pesa nyingi sana... Labda kama ni deni la karne
 
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Total debts haziwezi kufika $20 bilioni. Hapo gazeti limechemka, tena Iran sio China
 
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Bernard Membe, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation

The government plans to send a team from the Treasury to Iran for negotiations on repayment of USD 77bn/- that Tanzania owes that country.

The minister of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation, Bernard Membe, said this yesterday when he addressed journalists in Dar es Salaam.
In the presence of the Iranian Foreign Affairs minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, Membe said the aim of sending the team was to chart the way forward regarding the debt.

The Iranian minister is in Tanzania with a group of investors to scout for investment opportunities.

“We will soon send the team to find out how Iran can reduce or write off the said debt,” he said, noting that it has been increasing as a result of accumulating interests.

However, Membe did not mention the reason for the country to borrow the money and when it did so.
On relationships between the two countries, the two ministers signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investment.

Membe said Tanzania has for a long time enjoyed the bilateral relationships it had with Iran, noting:
“The main aim is to cement relationships between our two countries and increase investment opportunities.”

According to Membe, they held discussions on how each country can promote business and investment opportunities.

For his part, the Iranian Foreign Affairs minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, said his country has for a long time been a true friend of Tanzania and Africa as a whole.

He said Iran would still remain by the side of Africa through developing it in various spheres.

“We decided to come to Tanzania with a group of investors to look for available investment opportunities in various sectors. We also want to see how we can partner with local investors,” he noted.
Zarif said Iran appreciates Tanzania’s continuous support in various aspects.

He mentioned some as trying to convince the world that his country’s uranium was only meant for power production and not atomic production.
He pledged that Iran will continue to be very active in supporting Tanzania’s health and education sectors.

SOURCE: THE GUARDIAN





 
Mods habari hii inafutwa kwa nini ? Au ina hatarisha usalama wa Nchi ?
 
hali mbaya,hata miezi 12 haijaisha tangu wajigambe kuwa nchi bado inakopesheka,sasa hivi wameanza kuhaha
 
Tanzania hatuna deni kubwa kama hilo kwa iran, in USD? labda angesema in Tshs. deni lote la taifa hata USD 40bl halijafika.
 
Tanzania hatuna deni kubwa kama hilo kwa iran, in USD? labda angesema in Tshs. deni lote la taifa hata USD 40bl halijafika.

kutokana na ripoti ya BOT, hadi November 2014 deni la nje lilikuwa approx USD 13.6 billion wakati lile la ndani lilikuwa approx TZS 8 trillion.

harmonize hizo currencies halafu pata jumla.
 
kutokana na ripoti ya BOT, hadi November 2014 deni la nje lilikuwa approx USD 13.6 billion wakati lile la ndani lilikuwa approx TZS 8 trillion.

harmonize hizo currencies halafu pata jumla.
hata uki harmonize haiwezi kuika USD 77bl. ila kama ni Tshs, nakubali, na 77bl tshs tungemwomba hata Reginald mengi tu au hata manji angeweza kuwapatia ili tuachane nao.hahaha
 
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