Tanzania and Malta see tourism, maritime transport, trade as top priorities as they deepen diplomatic ties  

VALLETTA: TANZANIA’S Ambassador to the Republic of Malta, Mbarouk Nassor Mbarouk, has presented his credentials to President Myriam Spiteri Debono at the Presidential Palace in Valletta, before holding talks with her on strengthening diplomatic relations and cooperation between the two countries.

During the meeting, Ambassador Mbarouk outlined priority areas for bilateral cooperation, particularly tourism, maritime transport and ports, trade, and education.

He also expressed his commitment to working closely with the Maltese government, its institutions and key stakeholders to expand cooperation in these sectors.

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For her part, President Debono congratulated Ambassador Mbarouk on his appointment and emphasised the importance of regular communication between the governments of Tanzania and Malta to strengthen bilateral relations.

President Debono highlighted Malta’s longstanding experience in tourism and maritime transport, saying her government was ready to explore opportunities for cooperation with Tanzania in these sectors for the mutual benefit of both countries.

She wished Ambassador Mbarouk success in his new diplomatic assignment and pledged her government’s support throughout his tenure in Malta.