Dalphina Rubyema Representatives from the Association of Member Episcopal Conferences in Eastern Africa (AMECEA), specifically from Uganda and Malawi, participated in the Annual General Meeting of the Tanzania Episcopal Conference (TEC) with the purpose of learning and sharing experiences on the implementation of the Final Document of the Synod of Bishops in their respective countries. The meeting, which brought together all Catholic Bishops of Tanzania and was held at the TEC headquarters, also included delegates from the AMECEA Secretariat. These included the Pastoral Coordinator, Fr. Florence Rutaiwa, the Social Communications Coordinator, Fr. Andrew Kaufa, and the Secretary General of the Association of Consecrated Women in Eastern and Central Africa (ACWECA), Sr. Bridgita Samba. Archbishop Thomas Luke Msusa of the Catholic Archdiocese of Blantyre in Malawi expressed that he had learned a lot from the experiences shared during the meeting. He said the insights gained provided clarity on how to begin implementing the Final Synod Document in Malawi, and he pledged to share the knowledge with fellow bishops under the Episcopal Conference of Malawi (ECM). Sr. Bridgita Samba, Secretary General of ACWECA, highlighted how the organization collaborates with AMECEA [caption id=attachment_22589 align=alignright width=566] Sr. Bridgita Samba, Secretary General of ACWECA[/caption] in implementing the Final Document. She emphasized that the People of God walk together, and one cannot claim to walk together in a boat while using personal resources without sharing them with others. She explained that ACWECA’s model is to utilize available resources from each member country for the benefit of all members. She informed the Tanzanian bishops that, in implementing the Final Synod Document, ACWECA has already taken several steps, including collecting data from various groups such as youth and women and sharing this information with AMECEA. Furthermore, in collaboration with AMECE