The Prime Minister also expressed Tanzania’s interest in learning from Cuba’s successes in tourism. He praised Cuba’s advancements in beach tourism, which include world-class hotels, well-developed infrastructure and a robust car rental system.
“Cuba’s achievements in tourism are impressive and Tanzania looks forward to adopting similar strategies to enhance our own sector,” Majaliwa noted.
“I assure the honourable Vice-President that together we will continue to embrace such friendly bilateral cooperation,” he added.
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Additionally, the two leaders discussed the promotion of Kiswahili in Latin America. Tanzanian Ambassador to Cuba, Humphrey Polepole, has been tasked with advancing Kiswahili education and usage in Havana and beyond.
Kiswahili is already taught at Cuban universities, including the University of Havana.
Ambassador Polepole emphasised that the Prime Minister’s visit has significantly boosted political, economic and biotechnology relations between the countries.
He also highlighted preparations for the Kiswahili International Symposium, scheduled to take place in Havana from November 7 to 9, which President Samia Suluhu Hassan is expected to attend.
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