Tanzania's government told a Tokyo investment seminar on 8 September 2026 that it is ready to attract long-term Japanese investment, aiming to double Japanese-invested projects, under the Vision 2050 plan.
Tanzania's government told a Tokyo investment seminar on 8 September 2026 that it is ready to attract long-term Japanese investment, aiming to double Japanese-invested projects, under the Vision 2050 plan.
State Minister Kitila Mkumbo pointed to opportunities across automotive assembly, pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, strategic minerals, energy and other sectors, citing Tanzania's EAC and SADC membership as...
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Tanzania's government told a Tokyo investment seminar on 8 September 2026 that it is ready to attract long-term Japanese investment, aiming to double Japanese-invested projects, under the Vision 2050 plan. State Minister Kitila Mkumbo pointed to opportunities across automotive assembly, pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, strategic minerals, energy and other sectors, citing Tanzania's EAC and SADC membership as access to a combined market of around 300 million consumers.
State Minister Kitila Mkumbo pointed to opportunities across automotive assembly, pharmaceuticals, agro-processing, strategic minerals, energy and other sectors, citing Tanzania's EAC and SADC membership as access to a combined market of around 300 million consumers.
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