Invest Tanzania - is your “go to” for investing and doing business in Tanzania. Invest Tanzania (IT) serves Entrepreneurs that are looking into expand and do business in Tanzania. Likewise, Tanzanians Enterpreneurs looking into expanding to The Netherlands/Europe. Impactfully trade and investments that creates - win -win situation. IT (Invest Tanzania) facilitate and advises at various stages of establishing, launching, and expanding international operations in Tanzania or The Netherlands . IT (Invest Tanzania) is your first point of contact, connecting you with regional partners in the Invest in Tanzania Network, government organizations and relevant stake holders as well as resources and tools for making well informed, strategic investment decisions.
Invest Tanzania is based in Netherlands with strong ties in Tanzania. We are here for Businesses, Investors, Entrepreneurs who wish to invest and do business in Tanzania or The Netherlands but are not familiar with the processes, rules, regulations and/or finding difficulties in establishing the right partners.
We would like to help you invest, expand and achieve new businesses in Tanzania or The Netherlands(Europe). Also if you are already in Tanzania but needs some guidance or experiencing some difficulties/hurdles, we would like to help you.
Identify business requirements, provide supports and guidance towards European/Tanzanian market.
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Connecting the companies with partners that are needed to further the business e.g. buyers, wholesalers, packers, joint ventures, etc.
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Provides management services with knowledge and experience that fosters success in European and /or Tanzanian market.
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We assure you successfully entry that will equip and foster sustainability.
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Tanzania is a country with many tourist attractions. Approximately 38 percent of Tanzania’s land area is set aside in protected areas for conservation. There are 22 national parks, 27 game reserves, 40 controlled conservation areas
This sector is critical to Tanzania's industrialization since it provides markets for industrial products as well as raw materials. Tanzania has 44 million hectares of arable land, including 29.4 million hectares suited to irrigation.
plenty of opportunities from accommodation in the metropolitan areas like Dar es Salaam, Dodoma - government city, to recreational area such as amusement and theme parks for kids with its supporting amenities supported by the growing spending power of the middle and upper class.
Beaches and Nation parks
Tanzania export premium grade cashew kernels,raw cashew nuts, cloves, macadamia nuts and sesame seeds to customers worldwide
Tanzania has risen to the top of the African economies in terms of attracting FDIs. Tanzania is rich in a wide range of industrial minerals, precious metals, and gemstones. Iron ore, soda ash, coal, clay soil, uranium, gold, diamond, and tanzanite are among them.
Tanzania has a total size of 945,037 square kilometers. Freshwater cover is predicted to be 54,337 square kilometers, or around 6.1 percent of the country's total surface area.
Tanzania has a varied range of energy resources, including biomass, natural gas, hydro, coal, geothermal, solar and wind power, and uranium, much of which is still underutilized.
The ICT market has expanded in terms of subscribers, service variety, and geographic coverage
Fashionable materials
bread, sugar, chocolate, pasta, coffee, nuts, and spices
If you want to invest in the future, you invest in startups. Startup investment can be a risky, yet rewarding business. No need to go to Silicon Valley – we have got you covered right here in Tanzania.
Labour force/Consumer market Tanzania has a population of approximately 61millions with 44.8% under the age of 15 and 52% between 15 and 64 and just 3.1% over the age of 64.
Tourism Tanzania has 22 national parks and 27 game reserves including the world famous – Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro creator and Mt. Kilimanjaro- the highest mt. in Africa and the highest single free-standing mountain above the sea level in the world – 5895 meters
Geographical location is accessible through Indian ocean which gives trade links to Asia with 3 deep water ports (Dar es Salaam, Tanga, Mtwara) and sits between 6 interlocked countries(Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia and Malawi. Tanzania is a member of regional economic communities: SADC (Southern African Development Community) which comprised of 16 members and EAC (East African Community). The regional community members benefit from preferential trade arrangements such as free trade area and common market. Tanzania also exports items under AGOA(The African Growth and Opportunities Act) which provides duty free treatment of goods designated to sub-Saharan African countries(SSAs)
Minerals is bestowed with vast mineral resources to named few- gold, diamonds, iron, copper, coal, uranium, nickel , natural gas that could turn Tanzania into one of them main LNG producers in Sub - Saharan Africa and the famous -tanzanite gem stone – only found in Tanzania
Economic Stability sustained consistently growth – 6 - 7% since 2000. Tanzania is one of 10 fastest growing economies in Africa. The achievements can be attributed to political and economic stability, good and predictable policies as well as peace and tranquillity
Peace and Political Stability one of the few African countries that has been experienced peace and tranquillity since its independence in 1961. There has never been any civil wars or internal fighting. Tanzanians continue to leave in peace with a sense of a common national identity without ethnic divisions
Infrastructure Tanzania has supportive infrastructure for investments. Tanzania has 3 major strategic sea ports: Dar es Salaam which is the principal port, Tanga on the northern coast and Mtwara on the southern coast.
Land has 44 million hectares of arable land and 29 hectares are suitable for irrigation
Electricity Infrastructure well supported as majority of Tanzania has access to electricity and projection that by end of 2022, all villages in Tanzania will have access to electricity. Construction of Julius Nyerere Hydro power station , the largest in the East African Community is underway with 45%completion. The station is expected to produce 5,920GWh of power annually. Tanzania Standard Gauge(SGR) is under construction that will link Tanzania with neighbouring countries of Rwanda and Uganda, and through these two, to Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Property rights and Protection: Intellectual Property Rights patents and trade marks registration are on first -in- time, first-in-right basis. Therefore, companies should consider to apply for trade mark and patent protection at their earliest convenience.
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