Dr. Samia Suluhu Meets Manchester United's Boss Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe left President Samia Suluhu jolly after he paid her a visit in Tanzania and lauded her for her initiative to strengthen cooperation in wildlife conservation.

In the viral clip, Manchester United’s coach Ruben Amorin and legendary retired coach Sir Alex Ferguson were filmed wishing Sir Ratcliffe’s meetup with Dr. Samia Suluhu to be successful.

“I know you’re talking to Sir Jim Ratcliffe about the importance of a worldwide project in your beautiful country, Tanzania, and I hope with your support, your government, and Jim Ratcliffe’s interest, you will be successful and protect those beautiful animals.” Sir Alex Ferguson said.

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Ruben Amorin, Manchester United’s head coach, represented his players, extending heartfelt greetings and gratitude to Dr. Samia Suluhu for nurturing sports talents and environmental conservation for people and wildlife.

“Hi, Dr Samia. I know you’re in a conversation with Sir Jim Ratcliffe about a conservation project in Tanzania at Selous National Park, and we hope it goes well. We also know you’re a huge Manchester United fan, and I hope to see you soon here at Old Trafford. See you soon.” Amorin said.

Sir Ratcliffe visited Dr. Samia Suluhu for collaboration and to support her project in conserving the environment and wildlife. Besides the project, Sir Ratcliffe also aimed at supporting sports talents in Tanzania.

After the meeting at State House and a visit to Selous Game Reserve in Tanzania, Dr. Samia appreciated Sir Ratcliffe for his support and devotion to collaborating in sports and environmental projects.

“I listened to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s commitment to using Manchester United to promote tourism in our country, where I have also invited him to establish a Sports Academy in the country. I have received and thanked him for the kind regards from Coach Ruben Amorim on behalf of the Manchester United players and the retired Coach, Sir Alex Ferguson.” Dr Samia commented.