Premier  urges Tanzanians to  take advantage of credit opportunities

Majaliwa said this on Tuesday when he visited the Tanzania Commercial Bank pavilion at the climax of Social Welfare Week and the 50th Anniversary of the Institute of Social Work (ISW) held at the Julius Nyerere International Conference Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam on Monday.

The event held hand in hand with the launch of the Education, Development and Morals sessions for young people in Dar es Salaam.

The premier said that due to economic challenges, many families fail to find enough time to raise children and young people who are important in the construction of the present and future nation, so the topic is a wake-up call for every executive and member of the community to realise that it is a matter of upbringing and development of children and youth is the foundation of our nation's development.

Majaliwa stressed the importance of assessing the entire system of upbringing and development of children and young people, who are the main pillars for promoting values in society.

Regarding the theme of the anniversary, ‘Parenting and Upbringing of Children and Youth for National Development,’ the PM expressed his belief that the theme is timely and will enable the nation to set national strategies to address the challenges of moral decay.

In that event, Tanzania Commercial Bank participated as sponsors of the celebration.

The move is in support of the government's efforts to ensure that various social groups continue to benefit economically, and that Tanzania Commercial Bank has continued to be a major stakeholder by creating an enabling environment including credit services that will help stimulate the development of women, various groups and all Tanzanians in the country.