SIDO trains Tanzanians in how to establish ‘small industries’

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This was said by the Sido director-general, Professor Sylvester Mpanduji, who stressed that the organization is truly committed to the development and growth of small-scale industries that are intended to fuel national economic growth.
“Increasing small industries would also fuel the government’s ambitious plan to turn Tanzania into a middle-income economy
and industrial base by 2025,” Prof. Mpanduji said in Dar es Salaam yesterday.
“If more small industries are established, they will complement
the fifth-phase government of President John Pombe Magufuli’s
industrialization plan which is designed to speed up the processes to get Tanzanians out of poverty,” he explained.
Prof Mpanduji also said that Sido is well-equipped to train people wanting to start small industries, but lack the skills needed to enable them start and run industries.

SIDO trains Tanzanians in how to establish ‘small industries’

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