The Speaker of the Parliament of Tanzania and President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), Dr. Tulia Ackson, has announced that Tanzania is ready to host the 153rd IPU Assembly in Arusha. The event, scheduled for next month, is expected to bring together over 2,000 delegates from various parts of the world. According to Dr. Tulia, the Tanzanian Parliament has put in place a good mechanism to work with the government to coordinate the event, including transportation and other requirements for the delegates.
Dr. Tulia expressed her satisfaction with the preparations, stating that Tanzania is ready to receive the world. She noted that the country has prepared well, not just in terms of food, but also in showcasing its culture and way of life. The IPU President said that delegates will have the opportunity to experience Tanzania's rich culture and traditions, and that the country is eager to share its unique heritage with the world.
The IPU Assembly is expected to take place in Arusha, with delegates arriving at the Kilimanjaro International Airport and Arusha Airport. Dr. Tulia assured that the government has made arrangements to facilitate the movement of delegates, including providing visa services upon arrival. She also noted that Tanzania has been working closely with its partners to ensure a smooth and successful event.
According to Dr. Tulia, awareness about the IPU Assembly in Tanzania is high, with citizens discussing the event widely. She attributed this to the government's efforts to promote the event, including the Prime Minister's recent mentions of the IPU. The IPU President expressed her gratitude to the government and the people of Tanzania for their support and enthusiasm.
Dr. Tulia extended an invitation to the world to come to Tanzania, emphasizing that the country is ready and eager to host the IPU Assembly. She assured that delegates will have a memorable experience, and that Tanzania is committed to making the event a success. The IPU President also highlighted that visa services will be provided free of charge to delegates upon arrival.
The 153rd IPU Assembly is expected to be a significant event for Tanzania, showcasing its capabilities as a host country. Dr. Tulia expressed her confidence in the country's ability to deliver a successful event, and thanked the government and the people of Tanzania for their support. The event is expected to promote Tanzania's image and attract more visitors to the country.
With just a few weeks to go before the event, Tanzania is finalizing its preparations to host the 153rd IPU Assembly. The country's parliament and government have been working closely together to ensure a smooth and successful event. Key points include:
Key points
- Over 2,000 delegates from around the world are expected to attend the 153rd IPU Assembly in Arusha.
- Tanzania has put in place a good mechanism to work with the government to coordinate the event.
- Visa services will be provided free of charge to delegates upon arrival.