Tanzania, DR Congo Usher in Strategic Ties
Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo have committed to strengthening bilateral ties, focusing on infrastructure, trade, and security. Key initiatives include the Multimodal Transportation Project and the expansion of the Standard Gauge Railway.
Why it matters
Improved infrastructure and cooperation between these nations are vital for regional economic integration and the efficient movement of goods through the Central Corridor.
Zanzibar - Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have agreed to strengthen strategic ties, opening a new chapter in cooperation between the two countries.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan said the renewed ties will focus on improving transport links, boosting trade and investment and enhancing cooperation in infrastructure development, peace and security to accelerate socio-economic growth in both countries.
Dr Samia made the remarks at her residence in Kizimkazi, Unguja South Region, Zanzibar, while addressing journalists after holding official talks with DRC President Felix Antoine Tshisekedi, who was in Tanzania on a state visit aimed at strengthening longstanding bilateral relations.
She described the visit as a demonstration of strong historical ties between Tanzania and the DRC and an opportunity to expand cooperation in key sectors of development.
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