OPINION: Investing to transform Tanzania and ensure shared prosperity and well-being of its people

For Tanzania to achieve its development vision; the government and the private sector will need to collaborate in order to sustain growth and ensure that benefits are felt across all communities, especially the rural population. Partnerships and diversified investments in Tanzania have the power to unlock Tanzania’s potential and trigger huge social and economic changes that will bring profound benefits to the forecasted 67 million Tanzanians by 2025. To get there, it then becomes crucial for Tanzania to attract more domestic and foreign investment by committing to deepening partnerships that will lead to attracting the right investors that can work hand in hand with the government to diversify the economy, accelerate infrastructure development, develop tomorrow’s talent, ensure healthy urbanization and better resource management that will catalyse the country’s development aspirations by 2025.

OPINION: Investing to transform Tanzania and ensure shared prosperity and well-being of its people

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