The government really wants religious leaders on its side now. A Tanzanian minister, Deus Sangu, visited the national Muslim council BAKWATA to stress closer collaboration on social and economic issues. He praised the council's historical role in maintaining national peace and promoting moral values. Sangu stated the current administration under President Samia Suluhu Hassan views religious groups as essential partners for fostering unity and inclusive development.
During the meeting, Sangu outlined his new official duty to coordinate relations with such institutions. He acknowledged their significant societal influence in nurturing ethics and resolving conflicts. The council's leader, Mufti Sheikh Abubakar Zubeir bin Ally, thanked the government for creating a dedicated ministry for engagement. He pledged the Muslim council's continued support for government initiatives aimed at strengthening harmony across all communities. Both sides emphasized that national stability remains a foundational requirement for sustainable progress.
During the meeting, Sangu outlined his new official duty to coordinate relations with such institutions. He acknowledged their significant societal influence in nurturing ethics and resolving conflicts. The council's leader, Mufti Sheikh Abubakar Zubeir bin Ally, thanked the government for creating a dedicated ministry for engagement. He pledged the Muslim council's continued support for government initiatives aimed at strengthening harmony across all communities. Both sides emphasized that national stability remains a foundational requirement for sustainable progress.
