Yesterday, our Co-managing partner Njile Bwana as well as a board member and a proud member of the Chamber had the privilege of participating in a highly productive Roundtable discussion with Honorable Kitila Mkumbo, the Minister of Investment and Planning, organized by Chamber of Construction and Infrastructure of Tanzania This session successfully brought together various private sector investors and key government representatives, creating an open platform for collaboratively addressing challenges and identifying actionable solutions. Chamber of Construction and Infrastructure of Tanzania has firmly established itself as the critical bridge between the private sector and the government. By facilitating such discussions, the Chamber ensures that private sector concerns are not only heard but directly addressed by decision-makers. This connection is invaluable for identifying challenges quickly and working towards practical solutions that align with both business and national development goals. It is clear that the Chamber’s role is pivotal in strengthening this collaboration, and fostering a business environment that supports growth and innovation. We sincerly thank Honorable Kitila Mkumbo and the government for their proactive approach in addressing the needs of the private sector. Their openness and willingness to engage with stakeholders demonstrate a strong commitment to ensuring that Tanzania remains a business-friendly country, ready to listen and act on the concerns of its private sector. The Chamber’s dedication to bridging the gap between the private sector and the government is commendable, and we look forward to attending future discussions to ensure that our members’ challenges continue to be addressed effectively and in a timely manner. #investment #construction #law
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