Tanzania’s Personnel Minister calls on Dr Jitendra

Minister for Personnel & Law, Government of Tanzania (Zanzibar), Haroun Ali Suleiman calling on Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh, at New Delhi.
Minister for Personnel & Law, Government of Tanzania (Zanzibar), Haroun Ali Suleiman calling on Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh, at New Delhi.

Excelsior Correspondent
NEW DELHI, Nov 16: Minister for Personnel & Law, Government of Tanzania (Zanzibar), Haroun Ali Suleiman called on Union Minister Incharge Personnel, Dr Jitendra Singh and discussed India’s experience with good practices in governance as well as possibilities of exchange programmes at academic level with the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA), Mussoorie and other Indian institutions.
Extending a warm welcome to Haroun Suleiman and his delegation, Dr Jitendra Singh observed that India shared a traditionally friendly relationship with Tanzania right from the time of Julius Nyerere, who had taken over as first President after Tanzania achieved independence form the British colonial rule. Because of these common linkages of legacy, he said, it is far much easier to expect a successful engagement between the two countries.
Dr Jitendra Singh referred to the visit to Tanzania by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in July 2016 and pointed out the special emphasis given by the Modi Government to relations with the African countries.
During the half-an-hour interaction, Haroun Suleiman expressed keenness for further and deeper engagement with India in the fields of civil services and governance. He proposed to Dr Jitendra Singh the desirability of arranging visits by civil servants from Tanzania to India, so that they could enrich themselves from the vast experience of the Indian Administrative Service (IAS).
Dr Jitendra Singh informed his Tanzanian counterpart that the Union Ministry of Personnel is already engaged in such exchange programmes with several countries and some of the countries like Bhutan also have an arrangement for training their civil servants in the Mussoorie Academy.
In response to Suleiman’s request for the visits of Indian faculty to his country, Dr Jitendra Singh said, a group of officers can be assigned to work out this arrangement. For this purpose, he said, the representatives from Union Ministry of External Affairs will also be involved.

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