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Gavana wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania Dkt.
Servicus B. Likwelile ambaye pia ni Katibu Mkuu Wizara ya Fedha na Mlipaji Mkuu wa Serikali na Makamu wa Rais wa Benki ya Maendeleo ya Afrika
(AfDB) Bw. Aly Abou- Sabaa wakisaini mkataba wa Tsh 137.5 Billion kwa ajili ya miradi mbalimbali ya maendeleo kwa serikali ya
Tanzania. Hafla hiyo ilifanyika Jijini Abidjan- Ivory coast.
Makamu wa Rais wa Benki ya Maendeleo ya Afrika
(AfDB) Bw.Aly Abou – Sabaa na Gavana wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania ambaye pia ni Katibu Mkuu Wizara ya Fedha na Mlipaji Mkuu wa Serikali Dkt.
Servicius Likwelile wakipongeza na baada ya kusaini mkataba wa Tshs 137.5 Billoni wa kusaidia kwenye sekta ya umeme na nishati nchini Tanzania.
Makamu wa Rais wa Benki ya Maendeleo ya Afrika (AfDB) Bw. Aly Abou-Sabaa na Gavana wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania ambaye pia ni Katibu Mkuu Wizara ya Fedha na Mlipaji Mkuu wa Serikali Dkt. Servicius Likwelile pamoja na wajumbe waliohudhuria katika hafla ya kutia saini mkataba wa kiasi cha Tsh. 137.5 Billion kwa ajili ya kusaidia miradi mbalimbali ya maendeleo hasa umeme nchini Tanzania.
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STATEMENT BY DR. SERVACIUS B. LIKWELILE,
PERMANENT SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF FINANCE ON THE OCCASION OF SIGNING A LOAN AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AND THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT
BANK, HELD IN ABIDJAN IVORY COAST ON 27TH MAY, 2015.
Vice
President African Development Bank,
Regional
Director East Africa Resource Centre
Representatives
of ED’s Office
Government
Delegation officials
Distinguished
Guests,
Ladies
and Gentlemen:
Good
afternoon!
Mr. Vice President, Please allow me, on behalf of the Government of the United
Republic of Tanzania, to express my gratitude for this opportunity of signing
with you today, the Loan Agreement
through which your Bank will
provide UA 50 Million (equivalent to USD 70.5 Million
or TZS 137.5 Billion) to promote
inclusive growth and enhanced economic competitiveness through power sector,
economic and financial governance reforms. This loan will support the
implementation of the Government’s reform agenda from the fiscal year
2014/2015.
Indeed, the Government and people of
Tanzania appreciate the Bank’s support which will enable the
Government to boost efforts to implement energy sector and other related public
financial management reforms. In particular, we understand that the project
will address the following issues: (i) strengthening the institutional frame
work and operational efficiency of the power sector, (ii) enhancing competition
and private sector participation in power sector, and (iii) improving
Governance through PFM reforms, development initiatives in Tanzania.
Mr.
Vice President, the Government of Tanzania appreciates the
continued support of AfDB in reforming the energy sector in Tanzania. I note
with appreciation that this operation is built on the previous support of USD
58.2 million that was approved by the Board for Tanzania in December 2013, that
supported the development of the Electricity Supply Industry Reform Strategy and
Road Map which were approved by the Government in late 2014.
Mr.
Vice President, the preparation of the documents of this project
and approval of the loan by the Board has involved many people and long hours
of hard work. I want to thank all those who have worked so hard to make it
possible for this agreement to be signed today. Allow me also to thank you personally,
Mr. Vice President, for your efforts in ensuring that all processes were concluded
timely.
Finally,
let me conclude by re-affirming our commitment to the successful implementation
of this project. Further, I also want to reassure you of our continued
commitment towards strengthening the partnership and friendly relationship that
exist between Tanzania and the Bank.
Thank you all once again for your kind
attention.
Delivered
by: Ingiahedi Mduma
Spokesperson
Ministry of Finance-TZ
Abidjan- Ivory Cost
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