Tanzania’s President is on a Five-day State Visit in Turkey.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has welcomed Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan to Ankara.

This is the first state visit by a Tanzanian leader to Turkey in fourteen years. The five-day affair is anticipated to center on strengthening bilateral ties and enhancing collaboration between the two nations. Accompanied by a business delegation, Hassan is scheduled to attend a conference with the objective of broadening the range of potential investments and markets for her nation’s agricultural goods.

Improvements to Tanzania’s trade balance with Turkey are also anticipated to be discussed; Hassan stated on Thursday that trade volumes between the two nations had increased recently. In addition, the two leaders are expected to discuss and sign eight agreements on collaboration on current regional and international concerns.

This five-day state visit, which marks the first by a Tanzanian leader to Turkey in fourteen years, is anticipated to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance collaboration between the two nations. Accompanied by a delegation of businesspeople, Hassan is scheduled to attend a conference to broaden the range of potential investments and markets for the agricultural products of her nation.