Dr Mkuya drums for Vision 2050 to promote gender equality in leadership
Tanzania's Minister for Community Development, Dr. Saada Salum Mkuya, highlighted the National Development Vision 2050 as a tool for advancing gender equality. The initiative aims to increase women's participation in leadership and decision-making roles across public and private sectors.
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This reflects ongoing efforts in East Africa to institutionalize gender parity and inclusive governance as part of long-term national development strategies.
DAR ES SALAAM: ZANZIBAR’S Minister for Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children, Dr Saada Salum Mkuya, has said Tanzania’s National Development Vision 2050 is a key instrument for promoting gender equality, empowering women and increasing their participation in leadership and decision-making positions.
Speaking on October 12 in Dar es Salaam at the Women’s Leadership Forum, Dr Mkuya said the vision emphasises inclusive leadership that creates opportunities for women, young people and persons with disabilities to participate fully in national development.
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