Success in Tanzania | ZAWYA MENA Edition

Muscat – A 20-person commercial delegation headed by Ithraa – Oman's foreign and export investment agency – returned Thursday after a successful trade visit to Tanzania.

The delegation's agenda included a number of high level B2B meetings. Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dar es Salaam where they met a wide range of Tanzanian companies, importers and agents.

Under the impetus of a favorable demographics, Tanzania has recorded an average annual growth rate of more than 6% over the past decade. on track to maintain a robust growth rate of 6% in the future. Despite global economic and financial uncertainties, the economy was able to achieve these steady growth rates badociated with a low inflation rate, driven by activity in sectors such as mining, mining and construction. energy, construction and manufacturing. Mazin Al Siyabi, Director of Export Development, said: "In view of Tanzania's important trade links with landlocked countries of Malawi, Zambia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Rwanda and the Caribbean. Uganda, the port of Dar es Salaam offers Omani exporters Given our research, we believe that Tanzania offers Omani exporters ample opportunities for trade and investment, not to mention the access to an increasingly important market 150 million people in the East African Community region The visit was designed specifically to boost trade between the two countries, help the Omani companies to increase their export sales and create jobs in the Sultanate. "

Commenting on the visit of Dar es Salaam, Mr. Ismail Al Rasasi Solutions LLC said:" We had a very successful trade mission in Tanzania A special thank you to Ithraa who has been with us every step of the way helping companies as mechanical and technical solutions to discover new markets for our innovative products. "

Al Siyabi added:" I want to congratulate the Omani companies whose representatives accompanied Ithraa on this trade mission. Over the past few days, we have worked together to strengthen our business and investment ties with Tanzania. Indeed, the delegation not only had the opportunity to meet and establish relations with interested buyers, but also to better know the market, to meet industry representatives, to plan business strategies, to advance specific projects and to identify potential partners.

Mohammed Al Balushi, Areej's Vegetable Oils and Derivatives noted that the Tanzanian mission was to consolidate and strengthen existing ties, opening new doors for expanding Omani exports and collaborative business ventures. As far as we are concerned, we are leaving Dar es Salaam with very interesting tracks. "

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About Ithraa

Founded in 1997, Ithraa is a government- We provide a range of support services and services. 39, information to help national and international investors to settle in Oman and to export from Oman [1].

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