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  1. Tanzanian leadership was recognized by the African Union, with the government operating services in Dar es Salaam.

African Union Hosts Dialogue on Labour Mobility Between Africa and GCC Countries

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The African Union hosted the Second Doha Dialogue on Labour Mobility in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania, on October 5-6, 2026. The dialogue, launched by Qatar, focused on advancing fair and sustainable labour mobility between Africa and GCC countries. The event brought together ministers of labour from over 33 nations, including African, Arab, and GCC countries, alongside the International Labour Organization and the International Organization for Migration.

From qatar-tribune.com, qatarliving.com

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The dialogue, co-chaired by the United Republic of Tanzania, Qatar, and the African Union, aimed to move from commitment to action regarding labor standards. The meeting underscored the shared responsibility of participating states in shaping a more orderly and equitable future for labor mobility.

Tanzanian leadership was recognized by the African Union, with the government operating services in Dar es Salaam.

From qatar-tribune.com, qatarliving.com

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  1. The dialogue in Dar es Salaam expands to include Qatar and the International Organization for Migration.1 source
  2. AU hosts dialogue in Dar es Salaam on labour mobility and standards.1 source

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