European Union in Tanzania

📻 Community radio production that debates vital gender issues gets underway as part of the “Inspire to Lead! Change Begins with Me!” campaign under the Gender Transformative Action Programme: Breaking the Glass ceiling.

Trained journalists across📍Tanzania are working with 13 radio stations ranging from Afya Radio in Mwanza to Highlands FM in Mbeya developing specific content on gender equality, women’s empowerment, and gender norms.

The Gender Transformative Action Programme: Breaking the Glass ceiling is led by the Ministry of Community Development, Gender, Women and Special Groups and funded by the European Union.

Today, EU Member States Ambassadors met with Hon. Amb. M.T. Kombo, Tanzania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, for a high-level political dialogue.

Discussions focused on:

✅EU concerns with regard to Tanzania’s Human Rights and Democracy situation & foreign policy priorities.

✅ cooperation based on democracy, rule of law, values & mutual interests.

Turning Potential into Prosperity

At the Zanzibar Investment Summit , Dorota Panczyk-Piqueray, Head of Economics and Governance at the EU Delegation to Tanzania, highlighted the European Union and Tanzania renewed partnership aiming to deliver on shared priorities and mutual interests to deliver sustainable and inclusive growth, local value addition and job creation, in particular for women and youth.

Through , the EU offer combines high-quality investment in key sectors such as renewable energy, agricultural value chains, critical minerals, digital connectivity and transport with skills development, high standards and support to regulatory framework and governance bringing together financiers and European investors to local businesses. Zanzibar is open for sustainable business and European Union is ready to help connect European companies with local partners.

World Environment Day 🌍🌱

When communities come together to care for nature, ecosystems thrive, wildlife flourishes, and public spaces become places of wellbeing. On World Environment Day, 🇪🇺 celebrates those whose everyday actions are helping protect our environment and create a more sustainable future for generations to come.

The European Union (EU) was pleased to join partners, governments, civil society and the private sector at the launch of the Africa Grassroots Observatory on Critical & Strategic Minerals (AGOCSM). 🌍⚒️

The Observatory will play an important role in promoting transparency, accountability and community participation in the critical minerals sector across Africa.

Through , the EU is committed to supporting responsible mineral value chains in Tanzania by promoting local value addition, skills development, innovation, and high environmental and social standards. 🇪🇺

The Delegation of the European Union to Tanzania extends its warmest wishes to all those marking Eid.

May this occasion bring peace and joy to you and your loved ones. ✨

: Everyone is a Winner 🏆⚽

Congratulations to Team Mikumi (International NGOs Men) in yellow, who emerged as champions in the men’s tournament, and to Team Saadani (Community Women) in green, who claimed victory in the women’s category. 🎖️

Team Serengeti (Team Europe Women) in blue finished in second place, while Team Selous (Team Europe Men), also in blue, secured third place in the men’s tournament.

📲 For more information on the tournament, visit our website through the link in bio.

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