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Unapoteza muda wako, akili ya Mamlaka ya Uteuzi ikiwa imejaa tope hakuna Waziri wala Profesa atakayeweza kufanya loloteNimefurahi sana kwa kuona uteuzi wako na nina amini ukifanya kazi kwa kutaka kubadilisha sura ya uwekezaji nchini Tanzania najua utaweza.
Nchi yetu ina uwezo wa kukaribisha uwekezaji mpaka dollars billion 130 kwa kipindi cha miaka 5 ijayo kama utakubali ushauri na utaweza kumshauri mkulu JPM katika mambo ambayo unadhani huna uwezo wa kuamua wewe mwenyewe.
Mkulu anamawazo mapana sana ukimsikiliza kwa karibu na ukaudurusu muono wake katika sekta mbali mbali.
Watanzania nchi hii ni yetu na nijukumu letu kuhakikisha tunafanikiwa kwa kutoa ushauri sahihi, wengine utekelezaji wa naamuzi ya kuboresha uchumi yatatufaidisha moja kwa moja kwa kuwa ni washiriki katika naeneo mbalili mbali ya kiuchumi.
Kwa usomi ulionao , sihitaji kukuchosa na andiko refu ila nakuachia references ambazo mimi nimezisoma kwa undani na kuzirudia rudia bila hesabu.
Endelea mkuu: references.
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