'Humanitarian diplomacy at core of cooperation between Qatar and Switzerland'
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Yesterday, the Prime Minister of Tanzania, HE Mwigulu Nchemba, met with Qatar's Minister of Transport, H E Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulla bin Mohammed Al Thani, to discuss potential cooperation in transportation. The two officials were joined by Tanzania's Ambassador to Qatar, H E Habibu Awesi Mohamed, as well as representatives from Mowasalat (Karwa) and the delegation accompanying Nchemba.
During the meeting, the Transport Minister and Nchemba visited Mowasalat to observe Qatar's modern, sustainable public transit system. They toured the Lusail Bus Depot and examined the e-bus operation ecosystem, charging infrastructure, and the advanced technologies and systems employed for operational management and efficiency.
The delegation also learned about the e-bus fleet operation and management mechanism, charging systems, and the smart solutions in place to efficiently manage operations and reduce carbon emissions, aligning with Qatar's sustainability and eco-friendliness goals.
Nchemba's visit to Qatar was part of a broader effort to strengthen cooperation and share knowledge and expertise between the two nations. The aim is to explore future opportunities for leveraging Qatar's expertise in sustainable public transportation to mutual benefit.
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