Development Forum
(KDF) plans to hold an annual general meeting (AGM) this month in Moshi
Municipal Council in Kilimanjaro Region.
Kilimanjaro
Regional Commissioner (RC), Anna Mghwira is expected to grace the event
in the...
region. The former forum chairman, Mr Cleopa Msuya, revealed this
in Dar es Salaam yesterday while briefing journalists on the event.
Mr Msuya, who is
also a former Prime Minister, noted that he would deliver a keynote
address on economic opportunities and challenges in Kilimanjaro Region.
He said the main
agenda for the annual meeting included receiving and considering the
account of the forum for the preceding period, receive the executive
committee's report on activities of the preceding period, elect officers
and other members of the board of governors and receive and consider
proposed constitution amendments.
He noted that the
forum aimed at promoting economic growth and re-molding of the regional
economy to respond to contemporary economic concerns and a global
framework.
KDF is operating
under two groups, including observing domestic governance and partner
with other institutions in identifying priority areas to invest.
"We support the
pace of our President John Magufuli to bring new hope to Tanzanians and
we will continue cooperating with our government in the development of
Tanzanians," he said.
For his part,
former executive officer Ambassador Fadhili Mbaga said KDF was working
to influence investors to invest in various projects in the country,
including influencing the cultivation of vanilla crop from Bukoba to
Kilimanjaro Region, which he said had been successful.
Vice-Chairman
Arnold Kileo said KDF participated in various sectors of the economy
like health, education, including preparing for regional projects.
KDF is the outcome of a national development dialogue on social and economic development of the Kilimanjaro Region.
The dialogue was initiated and organised by Mwalimu Nyerere Foundation in Moshi in 2000.
KDF was designed to
work with regional government authorities and civil society
organisations, including nongovernmental organisations to promote
programmes and projects that boosted the economy.
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