The first session of the Joint Permanent Commission between the Union of Comoros and the United Republic of Tanzania marks a significant milestone in bilateral relations between the two nations. Scheduled to take place at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) from July 22nd to July 24th, 2024, this commission represents a dedicated effort towards enhancing cooperation and fostering deeper ties across various sectors.

During this session, both delegations will engage in comprehensive discussions aimed at exploring avenues for mutual collaboration in areas such as trade, investment, agriculture, education, health, and infrastructure development. The agenda also includes deliberations on regional issues of common interest, with a focus on promoting stability and prosperity within the East African region.

The sessions are expected to feature presentations of joint projects, review of existing agreements, and the signing of new agreements aimed at bolstering bilateral cooperation. Key stakeholders from government ministries and diffrent sectors will participate, underscoring the inclusive and participatory nature of these deliberations.

Moreover, the commission provides a platform for both countries to address challenges and seek solutions collectively, reflecting their commitment to sustainable development and shared prosperity. It serves as a testament to the enduring friendship and strategic partnership between the Union of Comoros and the United Republic of Tanzania, laying the groundwork for future collaborations that benefit their respective populations and contribute to regional integration and stability.

As the proceedings unfold at the JNICC, stakeholders and observers anticipate fruitful outcomes that will further strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation between the Union of Comoros and the United Republic of Tanzania, setting a positive trajectory for their bilateral relationship in the years to come.

The celebration of Independence Day for the Union of Comoros at Serena Hotel in Dar es Salaam was a significant event marked by dignitaries and representatives from various communities and diplomatic institutions. The presence of the Guest of Honor, Minister of Tourism and Heritage of Zanzibar, Honorary Mourshid Soraga, underscored the importance of bilateral relations and cultural exchanges between Tanzania and Comoros.

The event itself was a testament to the strong ties between the two nations, as well as a showcase of Comorian heritage and culture. With the Comoros community in Tanzania actively participating, alongside numerous diplomatic figures, the occasion served as a platform for fostering understanding and cooperation. Such gatherings not only celebrate national milestones but also strengthen diplomatic bonds and promote mutual respect and collaboration.

The choice of venue, Serena Hotel, likely provided a fitting backdrop for the festivities, offering a blend of elegance and functionality suitable for hosting such significant gatherings. As speeches were delivered and cultural performances  showcased, attendees were  immersed in the rich tapestry of Comorian traditions, reinforcing the cultural identity and pride of the Comoros people.

Overall, events like the Independence Day celebration serve as bridges that connect nations, communities, and individuals, fostering a spirit of unity, cooperation, and mutual appreciation. They highlight the shared histories and aspirations of nations while paving the way for deeper engagements and partnerships in various fields, including diplomacy, trade, and cultural exchange.

The participation of the Ambassadors of Comoros in Tanzania and Kenya at the summit in Nairobi on April 29, 2024, underscores Comoros' commitment to regional diplomacy and cooperation within Africa. It's a significant opportunity for them to engage with other African heads of state and contribute to discussions on regional issues and collaboration.

The Ambassador of the union of Comoros in Dar es salaam,Dr Ahamda El Badaoui , presented the letters of credence to the President of the Republic Unied of Tanzania H.E  ( M Kikwete) at a solemn ceremony.

In a short conversation, the possibilities for further improvement of political dialogue and cooperation between the two countries were discussed. 

Ambassador Dr El badaoui emphasized the readiness for joint work on increasing the volume of bilateral trade and investments,as well as commitment to the promotion of Comoros,its heritage,economic potentials and national priorities.
He expressed hope that Tanzania will support Comoros in the future development. 

Speaking in Swahili , he thanked for the hospitality and said he would spare no efforts to be the best ambassador of friendship between our two proud nations.