The Attorney General, Hon. Hamza S. Johari, has called upon staff of the Office of the Attorney General to thoroughly understand the institutional Strategic Plan to clearly recognize their individual and collective roles in achieving both the Office's targets and the National Development Vision 2050.

Hon. Johari made these remarks while addressing OAG staff during a working session held in Dodoma on November 6, 2026, aimed at reviewing the Office's Strategic Plan.

Reminding employees of the critical function the OAG plays in operationalizing the National Development Vision 2050, the Attorney General underscored that robust, high-quality, and enabling laws serve as the essential bridge to realizing these national aspirations.

“The Office of the Attorney General holds a pivotal role in the implementation of Vision 2050, and the existence of sound and enabling laws serves as the bridge to achieving those goals,” stated the Attorney General.

In addition to strategic alignment, Hon. Johari urged staff to uphold integrity, adhere strictly to public service ethics, and execute their duties professionally and without bias.

“It is vital to ensure that all our responsibilities are discharged at all times in strict accordance with the Constitution, national policies, the rule of law, and the broader national interest,” he emphasized.

Welcoming the Attorney General to the session, the Deputy Attorney General, Hon. Samwel M. Maneno, noted that the Office will continue undertaking various capacity-building initiatives for its personnel, including mindset and culture change training programs.

Hon. Maneno pointed out that in executing Vision 2050, the private sector is viewed as a central engine for economic transformation, projected to contribute approximately 70% of total investments and implementation activities. Consequently, the OAG is continuously building the capacity of State Attorneys to deepen their expertise in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) contracts.

The Deputy Attorney General revealed that a total of 69 State Attorneys have attained PPP Certification, marking a significant milestone in efforts to drive productivity and efficiency in the management of contracts and national development projects.

Furthermore, Hon. Maneno affirmed that the Office will heavily invest in and prioritize technology to empower the institution in continuously providing sound, high-caliber legal advice to the Government on both domestic and international legal matters.