Designate
Ambassador Wahidur Rahman of Bangladesh to the United Republic of Tanzania,
with residence in Nairobi, Kenya signs the State House visitors book before
presenting his Letters of Credence to President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete.
H.E. President
Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania awaits the
Designate Ambassador of Bangladesh to present his Letters of Credence. Standing
right is Chief Protocol Ambassador Mohammed Maharage Juma. In
the photo are Ambassador Liberata Mulamula (2nd right), Senior
Advisor to President Kikwete (Diplomatic Affairs), and Deputy Secretary to the
President. Also in the photo are Mr John M. Haule (3rd left),
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International
Co-operation, Ms. Samira Diria (2nd left), Acting Director of the
Department of Asia and Australasia and Mr. Medard Ngaiza (left), Foreign
Service Officer in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
H.E. Jakaya Mrisho
Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania receiving Letters of
Credence from H.E. Wahidur Rahman, Ambassador of Bangladesh to the United
Republic of Tanzania, with residence in Nairobi, Kenya. The Ceremony was held
in the State House in Dar es Salaam. (photo by Tagie Daisy Mwakawago)
President Kikwete congratulates Ambassador Wahidur Rahman of
Bangladesh.
President Kikwete introduces Ambassador Wahidur Rahman to Mr. John
M. Haule, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
International Co-operation. Left is Ms. Samira Diria, Acting
Director of the Department of Asia and Australasia in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
Ms. Diria gets introduced to Ambassador Rahman of Bangladesh.
Mr. Medard Ngaiza, Foreign Service Officer in the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs also gets introduced to Ambassador Wahidur Rahman of
Bangladesh.
H.E. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of the United Republic of Tanzania
held talks with H.E. Wahidur Rahman, Ambassador of Bangladesh to the United
Republic of Tanzania, with residence in Nairobi, Kenya. During their
discussion, President Kikwete took time to express condolences to the people of
Bangladesh due to the aftermath of the collapse of an eight-story building
which took lives of more than 250 people and injuring more than
1,000. The building collapse took place on the outskirts of the
Bangladesh capital city of Dhaka on 24 April, 2013. The President
shared the same sympathy as Tanzania too had recently lost lives of at least 36
people due to the collapse of 17 floor building in the heart of Dar es Salaam
City. Further, the two also discussed key areas of cooperation, in
particular, the agriculture sector.
