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Tanzania and France are enhancing their cooperation in fire and rescue operations following discussions between Tanzanian and French officials. The collaboration aims to improve efficiency and disaster-response capabilities through training programs, expert exchanges, and visits to operational centers. This partnership reflects a commitment to bolster public safety and preparedness for emergencies
Africa-Press – Tanzania. TANZANIA and France are moving to deepen cooperation in fire and rescue services following high-level talks between emergency services leaders in Dar es Salaam.
The discussion was held between the Commissioner General of the Tanzania Fire and Rescue Force, John Masunga and the French Ambassador Anne-Sophie AVÉ.
The cooperation aims to expand collaboration and boost efficiency, professionalism and disaster-response capacity.
The proposed cooperation will focus on short- and long-term training programs, expert and instructor exchanges, and study visits to fire and rescue academies and operational centers.
The move signals a shared commitment to stronger strategic ties in emergency response — ultimately aimed at improving public safety and disaster preparedness.
Tanzania has been working to improve its emergency response capabilities in recent years, focusing on enhancing the skills of its fire and rescue services. Collaborations with international partners, such as France, are crucial for knowledge transfer and capacity building. France, known for its advanced fire safety protocols, offers valuable expertise that can significantly benefit Tanzania’s emergency services. This partnership not only aims to improve local capabilities but also strengthens diplomatic ties between the two nations.
