Government Commitment to Macroeconomic Stability and Investment Environment
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- The Tanzanian government and the private sector have issued a joint declaration committing themselves to closer cooperation in implementing the Tanzania National Development Vision 2050, an ambitious plan intended to.
- Torbjörn Jacobsson, representing the European Business Group in Tanzania, said Vision 2050 and the public-private compact could strengthen investor confidence if their commitments were consistently implemented.
- READ MORE: Ambitious Roadmap for Tanzania’s 2050 Development Vision Unveiled Professor Kitila Mkumbo, Minister of State in the President’s Office responsible for Planning and Investment, expressed confidence that.
- Mkumbo said aid accounted for between seven and 12 per cent of the government budget during the fifth-phase administration but had fallen from about three per cent in the 2021/22 financial year to 0.9 per cent.
- Foreign assistance now amounts to approximately Sh563 billion out of the Sh62 trillion national budget, he said, arguing that its declining share has reduced donors’ ability to influence government decisions through aid.