The revised national agriculture youth manifesto in Tanzania has been validated by stakeholders, marking a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to boost the agricultural sector. The manifesto, which was revised after extensive consultations with various stakeholders, outlines the vision, mission, and objectives of the agricultural sector in relation to youth participation. The validation process was attended by representatives from the government, private sector, civil society, and youth organizations. The stakeholders commended the revised manifesto, noting that it addresses the key challenges facing young people in the agricultural sector. The manifesto emphasizes the need to create an enabling environment for young people to participate in agriculture, including access to land, finance, and markets. It also highlights the importance of providing training and capacity-building programs for young farmers. The stakeholders noted that the revised manifesto is aligned with the country’s development vision, which aims to transform the agricultural sector into a modern and commercialized industry. The validation of the revised manifesto is expected to pave the way for its implementation, which will involve the establishment of a national coordination mechanism to oversee the implementation of the manifesto’s objectives. The mechanism will bring together stakeholders from the government, private sector, and civil society to ensure that the manifesto’s objectives are achieved. The stakeholders also emphasized the need for increased investment in the agricultural sector, particularly in areas such as irrigation, agricultural machinery, and technology. They noted that such investments will help to increase productivity and efficiency in the sector, making it more attractive to young people. The revised manifesto also emphasizes the importance of promoting agribusiness and entrepreneurship among young people. It notes that agribusiness has the potential to create jobs and wealth for young people, and that it is essential to provide them with the necessary skills and support to succeed in the sector. The stakeholders commended the government for its efforts to promote the agricultural sector, including the establishment of the Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank, which provides financing to farmers. They also noted that the government’s efforts to improve the business environment, including the simplification of regulatory procedures, have helped to increase investment in the sector. However, the stakeholders also noted that there are still significant challenges facing the agricultural sector, including limited access to finance, markets, and technology. They emphasized the need for continued support and investment in the sector to address these challenges. The validation of the revised manifesto is a significant step towards addressing these challenges and promoting the participation of young people in the agricultural sector. The stakeholders expressed their commitment to working together to implement the manifesto’s objectives and to promote the growth and development of the agricultural sector. They noted that the success of the manifesto will depend on the ability of stakeholders to work together and to mobilize the necessary resources and support. The revised manifesto is expected to contribute to the achievement of the country’s development goals, including the reduction of poverty and the promotion of economic growth. It is also expected to help to address the challenges of youth unemployment and to promote the participation of young people in the agricultural sector. Overall, the validation of the revised national agriculture youth manifesto is a significant milestone in Tanzania’s efforts to promote the agricultural sector and to address the challenges facing young people in the sector.