BRELA intensifies its digital systems for online business registration

MOROGORO: THE Business Registrations and Licensing Agency (BRELA) has pledged to continue to strengthen its digital systems to reduce bureaucracy, protect the rights of business owners, and ensure that citizens register their businesses safely online.

BRELA’s Chief Executive Officer, Godfrey Nyaisa, made the statement today, November 14, during the opening of a management training program to the Ministry of Industry and Trade in Morogoro.

The training is organized by BRELA with the aim of providing in-depth knowledge and ensuring that the staff fully understand the agency’s mandate, registration procedures, licensing processes, and digital systems so they can serve as good ambassadors in offering business advice.

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Elaborating, Mr Nyaisa noted that they are continuing to implement a plan to strengthen digital systems across the country, targeting staff of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, to improve service delivery efficiency, protect business ownership rights, and stimulate the growth of the industrial economy.

According to him, the training is part of the government’s direction to build a digital economy and improve a conducive investment environment.

“BRELA is a key institution within the national business ecosystem, implementing six major laws,” he said.