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Message from H.E. António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, to H.E. Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, President of the United Republic of Tanzania, today, 14 December 2025, upon receiving a Special Envoy from Tanzania.
“Tanzania has been a reference point for peace and social cohesion in Africa and the world”, said UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres while receiving special envoy.
Tanzania’s as an icon of Peace was tested in the recent elections held on 29th October 2025 but the country managed to sail through the first test ever.
“The United Nations would like to see Tanzania remains as such united and a great example”. Said SG Guterres, while receiving Special Envoy with the Message from President of The United Republic of Tanzania Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, delivered by the Tanzanian Foreign Minister Amb. Mahmoud Kombo and his delegation.
The UNSG emphasized the need for a meaningful and inclusive national dialogue to address the root causes of the October 29th violent events that occurred and ways of addressing it, to prevent its recurrence.”
He also pledged UN’s full support towards and after the Commission of Inquiry formed in Tanzania completes its mandate.
“Tanzania has been a reference point for peace and social cohesion in Africa and the world”, said UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres while receiving special envoy.
Tanzania’s as an icon of Peace was tested in the recent elections held on 29th October 2025 but the country managed to sail through the first test ever.
“The United Nations would like to see Tanzania remains as such united and a great example”. Said SG Guterres, while receiving Special Envoy with the Message from President of The United Republic of Tanzania Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, delivered by the Tanzanian Foreign Minister Amb. Mahmoud Kombo and his delegation.
The UNSG emphasized the need for a meaningful and inclusive national dialogue to address the root causes of the October 29th violent events that occurred and ways of addressing it, to prevent its recurrence.”
He also pledged UN’s full support towards and after the Commission of Inquiry formed in Tanzania completes its mandate.