By Charles Mkoka
The Tanzanian
government is relying on scientific research to guide decisions aimed at
strengthening wildlife conservation and promoting sustainable tourism,
according to the Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Ambassador Dr.
Pindi Chana (MP).
Speaking today in
Arusha during a meeting with the Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute (TawirI)
management, Minister Chana highlighted the critical role of scientific data in
shaping conservation efforts for the benefit of future generations.
“We are committed to
ensuring that our wildlife resources are preserved for current and future
generations. Scientific data serves as our compass in these conservation
efforts,” emphasized Dr. Chana.
Tawiri Director
General, Dr. Eblate Mjingo, echoed the minister's sentiments, noting that
research data enhances conservation and informs best practices in tourism,
driving growth in the sector.
Deputy Secretary
General for Tourism Nkoba Mabula, Tourism Department Director Dr. Thereza
Mugobi, and senior officials from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism
and Tawiri also attended the meeting.