HRs, administrators meet in Dodoma to align plans

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DODOMA: THE government is set to bring together senior human resource and administration officials from ministries, agencies and local authorities in Dodoma next week as part of efforts to strengthen efficiency, accountability and digital transformation in the public service ahead of Vision 2050.

The three-day high-level meeting, scheduled for June 1 to 3 at Mabele Hall in Dodoma, will bring together directors and heads of Administration and Human Resource Management from ministries, independent departments, government agencies, public institutions, regional secretariats and local government authorities.

Minister of State in the President’s Office for Public Service Management and Good Governance, Ridhiwani Jakaya Kikwete, is expected to officiate the meeting.

Speaking to journalists in Dodoma yesterday, the Permanent Secretary, Juma Mkomi said the annual meeting provides an important platform for government leaders to exchange experience and strengthen efficiency in administration and human resource management within the public service.

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He said the meeting will focus on effective use of digital systems including e-Uhamisho, e-Watumishi, e-Utendaji, e-Mrejesho and HR Assessment in line with national priorities and the implementation of Vision 2050.

The meeting will be held under the theme: “Responsive, Inclusive, Result-Oriented and Accountable Human Resource Administration and Management in the Public Service Towards Vision 2050.”

According to the Permanent Secretary, participants will also discuss key challenges and achievements in administration and human resource management and propose practical solutions aimed at improving public service delivery.

He noted that the meeting will provide an opportunity for leaders responsible for human resource management to receive specific directives on various issues related to administration and management of public servants.

“I therefore insist that all heads of administration and human resource management departments attend the meeting personally without sending representatives,” he stressed.

The Permanent Secretary further directed participants to report at Mabele Hall on May 31 from 10:00am to collect identification cards ahead of the official opening of the meeting.