Tanzanian institutions meet to fast-track agricultural reforms

ALSO READ: TANROADS hailed for delivering 81 emergency infrastructure projects During the meeting, Mr Chongolo stressed the need for efficiency, innovation and stronger coordination across institutions, directing them to leverage technology, improve accountability and boost productivity to enhance competitiveness for the benefit of farmers and the nation at large. According to the minister, a well-coordinated and results-driven approach is critical to sustaining agriculture as a key driver of economic growth and food security. The meeting was also attended by Deputy Minister for Agriculture David Silinde, senior ministry officials, including Deputy Permanent Secretaries Athuman Kilundumya and Prof Peter Msoffe, and members of the ministry’s ...