By 2025, the country expects to be an industrialized middle-income country. In accordance with this vision, we have decided to place a greater emphasis on developing a strong industrial base. Tanzania has established Export Processing Zones (EPZs) and Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as ponds of industrial growth and services in order to promote export trade. The EPZ scheme encourages investment in the manufacturing sector, primarily for export, whereas the SEZ scheme includes agriculture, trade, tourism, mining, and forestry.

Tanzania provides generous fiscal incentives through the Export Processing Zone/Special Economic Zone (EPZ/SEZ) schemes in order to attract both FDIs and domestic direct investments (DDIs).

Improving Tanzania s transportation infrastructure is a top priority for the Tanzanian government.

The development of the country s roads, ports, railways, and airport infrastructure is critical for the country s internal and external trade and commercial activities. As Tanzania strives to become a middle-income country, the sector s future development will include improvements in the energy sector.

Infrastructure projects present exciting opportunities for investors seeking to capitalize on Tanzania s rapidly expanding economy.

• Huge untapped opportunity in the power generation sector, utilizing the country s abundant energy resources such as natural gas, coal, uranium, and renewable resources.
• Development opportunities for inland container depots and extended railway lines.