he Deputy Attorney General, Hon. Samwel M. Maneno, has officially closed a specialized capacity-building training program for State Attorneys focusing on the management and operation of Investment and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects.

The training, organized through a collaboration between the Office of the Attorney General and trainers from Cybiant, a Malaysian-based company, concluded on February 6, 2026, in Dodoma.

Speaking during the closing ceremony, the Deputy Attorney General stated that the program was designed to enhance the expertise of State Attorneys in, Modern Negotiation Techniques, Contract Analysis and Vetting, Procurement and Signing, Contract Management and Project Intelligence.

“This training is a vital tool for State Attorneys to ensure that Public-Private Partnership projects are productive and safeguard the nation's resources.” Said Hon. Maneno.

Furthermore, he emphasized that these skills are crucial for ensuring that various projects entered into between the public and private sectors align with the implementation of Vision 2050.

"Through this training, we believe we will produce highly professional and competent Attorneys capable of drafting contracts for major projects. This will help create a friendly investment environment as we head towards the realization of Vision 2050," the Deputy Attorney General added.

Representing the participants, State Attorney Mr. Ildephonce Mukandara thanked the leadership of the Office of the Attorney General for facilitating the training. He noted that the skills gained in Contract Vetting would significantly assist the government in executing projects under the Vision 2050 framework.

This training is part of the ongoing strategy by the Office of the Attorney General to ensure its staff continuously enhance their skills which will help to perform their duties.