Embassy of Japan In Tanzania started to assist Tanzania in its endeavor to develop the country as early as 1966, when Japan extended its first concessional credit to Tanzania. In 1967 the first young volunteers were sent to Tanzania and they mixed with ordinary citizens and farmers to teach their children in schools, help patients in hospitals or work together in local governments. Now the accumulated number of young volunteers exceeded one thousand. The government has been attaching priorities to economic and social infrastructure building such as roads, electricity supply and water supply as well as transfer of technology related to rice production or irrigation. Tanzania is one of the largest recipients of the Japanese assistance in Sub-Sahara. Of course, the cooperation between Tanzania and Japan is not limited to bilateral relations. Tanzania and Japan have been closely working together in international fora, such as the United Nations. The economic relations between Tanzania and Japan stagnated in the 1980s and 1990s due to the economic difficulties in Tanzania and the sluggish economy in Japan after the bubble burst in the early 1990s. However, it started to develop dynamically since the beginning of this century.
NEW VACANCY AT EMBASSY OF JAPAN IN TANZANIA, APRIL 2024
The Embassy is inviting applications from qualified candidates to fill a new vacant position. READ FULL DETAILS THROUGH THE PDF DOCUMENT BELOW:
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