The Tanzanian government is strengthening its partnership with the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) to harness agricultural potential for youth development.During the Quarter Two Joint Results Review and Reflection Conference (JRRC) in Dodoma, Dr.

Kedmon Mapana, Deputy Permanent Secretary for Youth Development, highlighted AGRA's role in empowering young people through programs like YEFFA, RE-GAIN, and Seed Systems.These initiatives focus on providing skills, financing, and market access to youth in agriculture.

AGRA's Regional Director, Professor Jean-Jacques Muhinda, praised the Majimoto rice cluster in Katavi Region, noting over 150 rice mills operating in one area, showcasing Tanzania's agricultural potential.His assessment underscores the country's capacity to become a regional food powerhouse.

The conference aims to review progress, share lessons, and scale youth employment in agriculture, aligning with the government's strategy to reposition farming as a viable career path for youth.