A high-level Tanzanian delegation has arrived in Malawi to participate in a critical Southern African Development Community (SADC) security summit, underscoring Tanzania's commitment to regional cooperation.

The two-day ministerial meeting will address pressing security challenges facing the region, including cross-border crime, terrorism threats, and political instability.

Led by Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister James Millya and Home Affairs Deputy Minister Ayoub Mohammed Mahmoud, the delegation received briefings from senior officials to ensure coordinated participation.The summit aims to strengthen peace, stability, and collaboration among SADC member states through joint strategies for regional security.Tanzania's active role in SADC reflects its strategic importance as a key player bridging East and Southern Africa.The meeting comes amid growing security threats across the continent, highlighting the need for unified regional responses.