Mr Mwadhini Omari Myanza
Chairman
Tanzania Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture - TCCIA
Tanzania
W : http://www.tccia.com
Industry / Sector
Agriculture & Allied Services, Education & Skill Development, Information and Communication Technology, Manufacturing, Trade
Personal Profile
Master of Arts Degree - Economics from B.Z University, Multan, Advanced Diploma in Economic Planning (ADEP) from Mzumbe University Tanzania and Development Studies (DS) Cert from Birmingham Colleges UK. Is a Morogoro Regional Chairman of Tanzania Chamber of commerce Industry and Agriculture - TCCIA Morogoro, takes a lead of the chamber and leading Trade Marketing, Processing and Exportation of ASL products in Tanzania,. A well conversant and trained person with practical lessons on economics development, gender principles and challenges of Economic Planning, Money Trade and Finance in relation to IMF/WB/WTO in LDCs in Tanzania, potential experiences on Managerial and Administrative Economics and contributor to Entrepreneurial Sector Leading Investment Policy issues with practical experiences in Economic Development and Institutionalization responsibilities of donor supported projects to private sector. He has intensively applied in guiding the local authority planning cycle. Head of economic planning department of Iringa District Council, Tanzania with full responsible on Economic Development Planning and Implementations. The DS program provided practical tools related to social, economic and political aspects of underdevelopment and development, the international trade system, aid relationships and the use of aid in NGOs in developing process. Myanza is a well trained man on the procurement procedures for works in line with Public Procurement Act No. 3 of 2001 of the URTz.
Company Profile
Coordination and linkage with Government Departments, companies and community organizations including NGOs, facilitate in securing Business Claims, find and promote market opportunity for the supplied inputs and tillage, create mass awareness about this agreement as a base to pave in industrialized region, promote credits /borrowing schemes and link with LGAs to guarantee provisions of services to empower the local SMEs for profitable and sustainable enterprises. Further, TCCIA enhances business relations and propose to the respective governments, measures and mechanisms to promote exports on the basis of mutual interests to avoid any imbalances which may affect the relationships between their countries, continue to develop exchange of business information between the two chambers and organize business missions and to cooperate through the organization of conferences. Symposia and other forms of trade events including workshops, seminars, exchange visits and meetings for the promotion of trade, industry and services of both Serbia and Tanzania.