PARIS: TANZANIA’S Ambassador to France, Saidi Yakubu, has met with the leadership of the Institute of Accountancy Arusha (IAA), led by the Chairperson of its Board of Trustees, Dr Mwamini Tulli, and the Rector, Professor Eliamani Sedoyeka, in Paris, France, as part of efforts to expand the institution’s international partnerships.
The discussions focused on strengthening strategic cooperation between IAA and various French institutions, as well as exploring the role of the Tanzanian Embassy in facilitating these partnerships and expanding opportunities in education, training and research.
While in Paris, the IAA leadership is also expected to meet with the Deputy Director-General of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and other key stakeholders to discuss potential areas of cooperation and strengthen institutional relations.
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The partnerships are expected to promote the exchange of knowledge and experience, enhance professional capacity, and develop skills that align with labour market demands, benefiting IAA students and academic staff.
The visit forms part of IAA’s efforts to broaden its international cooperation and create more opportunities for professional development. Meanwhile, the Tanzanian Embassy in France continues to serve as an important link between Tanzanian institutions, French partners and international organisations in promoting education and human resource development.