President William Ruto (centre), President Samia Suluhu Hassan and former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete chats after a consultative meeting in Dar Es Salaam yesterday
By PSCU
Kenya will work with Tanzania to eliminate barriers to cross-border trade.
President William Ruto said he has agreed with Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan on a plan that will spur commerce between the two countries.
He noted that a borderless East African Community (EAC) will foster free movement of goods and services, thereby unlocking the bloc’s economic potential.
“Once Cabinet Secretaries are approved by Parliament, those concerned with EAC issues will meet their Tanzania counterparts to fix the outstanding barriers to pave way for improved business environment,” said President Ruto.
The two countries agreed to start working on a gas pipeline from Dar es Salaam to Mombasa and later reroute to Nairobi.
President Suluhu said respective technocrats have been directed to start working on the implementation of the gas project.
“We must build on our close ties to ensure people benefit,” she noted.
The two leaders spoke on yesterday at State House in Dar es Salaam when they held talks during President Ruto’s two day official visit to the neighbouring country.
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