Unesco DG visit boosts Tanzania’s heritage and conservation efforts

President Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi shakes hands with Unesco Director-General Audrey Azoulay during her visit to the State House with her delegation in Zanzibar on March 5, 2025. PHOTO | STATE HOUSE


By  Jesse Mikofu

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  • The Ambassador also noted that Tanzania’s wealth of tourist attractions, including those in Zanzibar, are integral to conservation efforts. 
  • He pointed to the country’s success in heritage preservation, as well as its use of natural resources in environmental development.

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