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原文原文 / Original TextLINDI: PEOPLE with disabilities and other groups with special needs in Lindi Region have been urged to tap economic opportunities emerging from strategic projects being implemented in the Southern Zone, particularly in the oil and natural gas sector.
The call was made on Wednesday by the Acting Head of the Community Development Department at Lindi Municipal Council, Ms Anaisaria Mushi while opening a one-day inclusive local content forum in Lindi.
Ms Mushi said people with special needs should not remain on the sidelines but instead recognise the role of the Southern Zone in contributing to economic growth and make use of available opportunities.
She said citizens also had a responsibility to identify and communicate their needs to the government to enable it to provide services and opportunities to all groups equitably.
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"It is important for these groups to recognise the role of the Southern Zone in contributing to economic growth and to take advantage of the available opportunities," she said.
PURA's Head of Local Content and Stakeholder Engagement Unit, Mr Charles Nyangi said the authority continued to provide information and education to stakeholders without leaving behind people with special needs including women, youth and the elderly.
He said PURA monitors Tanzanian participation in employment, training, provision of goods and services, as well as knowledge and technology transfer in oil and natural gas projects.
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