In a recent address, Deputy Minister of Mines, Dr. Steven Kiruswa encouraged young people to seize the opportunities available to them.
[su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]T[/su_dropcap]he Deputy Minister of Mines for Tanzania, Dr. Steven Kiruswa, has emphasised the importance of the country’s youth capitalising on the abundant opportunities available in various sectors, particularly in the mining industry. He regards this as a potential alternative career path that can also help alleviate the financial burdens faced by young individuals and their families, thereby enhancing their contribution to national development.
Dr. Kiruswa conveyed this message during a youth conference held in Longido District, Arusha Region. The objective of the conference was to inform young people of the potential opportunities in the mining, agriculture, and livestock sectors, as well as the availability of council loans for women, youth, and disabled groups. The minister believes that by equipping the youth with the requisite knowledge about these opportunities, they can actively participate in the development of the nation.
The mining sector, in particular, offers promising prospects for the youth to explore and pursue as a viable career option. Dr. Kiruswa emphasised the importance of this industry as a means of enabling young individuals to not only achieve financial stability but also contribute to the overall economic growth of the country. The minister’s objective is to encourage young people to consider mining as a potential career path. This is intended to address the personal and familial financial burdens that many young people face, while simultaneously fostering their active involvement in national development initiatives.
The conference in Longido District provided a forum for the younger generation to gain insights into the diverse opportunities available in the mining, agriculture, and livestock sectors. Furthermore, the availability of council loans for specific demographic groups was also emphasised, thus providing a comprehensive understanding of the support systems in place for aspiring entrepreneurs and individuals seeking to venture into these sectors.
Dr. Kiruswa’s exhortation to the youth to explore alternative career paths in sectors such as mining, agriculture, and livestock is predicated on the conviction that by diversifying their options, young individuals can contribute to the overall development of the nation. This approach not only offers a pathway to financial stability for the youth but also aligns with the broader goal of national economic progress.
In conclusion, the Deputy Minister of Mines, Dr. Steven Kiruswa, has urged the youth of Tanzania to seize the numerous opportunities available in various sectors, particularly in mining, as a means of alleviating their personal and familial financial burdens while enhancing their contribution to national development. The youth conference in Longido District constituted a forum for the dissemination of information regarding the potential opportunities in the mining, agriculture, and livestock sectors, as well as the availability of council loans for specific demographic groups. Dr. Kiruswa’s advocacy for the youth to consider alternative career paths aligns with the broader objective of fostering their active participation in national development initiatives and contributing to the overall economic growth of the country.
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