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Tanzania at a Glance

Located in East Africa along the Indian Ocean, Tanzania is bordered by eight countries – Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zambia, Malawi, and Mozambique serving as a strategic gateway for regional trade and investment.

Tanzania's growing economy, abundant resources, and dynamic workforce offer opportunities across industries including agriculture, energy, manufacturing, and tourism, while government initiatives to improve infrastructure and business conditions make it an increasingly attractive hub for investment.

$79.6B

GDP (2024) - East Africa's 2nd largest economy

65M+

Population - Young, dynamic workforce (median age 19)

2,115 MW

Julius Nyerere Hydropower - Africa's 4th largest dam

2,500+ km

SGR Railway - Connecting 8 nations by 2025

From World Heritage Sites to Innovation Hubs

Explore Tanzania's Diverse Regions

Six distinct economic zones showcasing natural wonders, industrial growth, and limitless opportunities across 945,087 km² of diverse landscapes.

Tanzania Regional Map

Interactive view of Tanzania's economic zones

Arusha, Kilimanjaro, Manyara

Northern Circuit - Tourism Capital

Home to Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations and the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro, the Northern Circuit is Tanzania’s premier tourism hub attracting over 1.5 million visitors annually.

•Serengeti National Park - The Great Migration spectacle

•Ngorongoro Conservation Area - UNESCO World Heritage Site

•Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895m) - Africa's highest peak

•Arusha - Safari gateway & East African Community headquarters

•Lake Manyara - Famous tree-climbing lions

1.5M+ annual visitors | $2.8B tourism revenue

Dar es Salaam, Coast Region

Dar es Salaam - Commercial Heart

Tanzania’s largest city and economic powerhouse, Dar es Salaam serves as the nation’s primary commercial center, hosting East Africa’s second-busiest port and a rapidly growing tech ecosystem.

•Port of Dar es Salaam - 15M tons cargo annually

•Silicon Dar tech ecosystem - 5+ innovation hubs

•Financial services hub - DSE market cap $14B

•Industrial zones - Manufacturing & logistics

•Gateway to Zanzibar archipelago

7M+ population | 35% of national GDP

Zanzibar, Pemba

Zanzibar - Spice Island Paradise

The semi-autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar combines pristine beaches, UNESCO heritage sites, and emerging Blue Economy initiatives, making it a unique blend of tourism and maritime commerce.

•Stone Town - UNESCO World Heritage Site

•Blue Economy initiative - $2.4B annual contribution

•Spice plantations - Cloves, vanilla, cinnamon

•Emerging oil & gas discoveries offshore

•Coral reef conservation & marine tourism

600K+ tourists annually | 27% GDP from tourism

Mbeya, Iringa, Njombe, Songea

Southern Highlands - Agricultural Powerhouse

Tanzania’s breadbasket produces 70% of the nation’s food supply. With fertile volcanic soils and favorable climate, this region drives agricultural exports and the SAGCOT initiative.

•70% of Tanzania's food production capacity

•Coffee & tea estates - Premium export quality

•Avocado boom - 50,000+ tons exported annually

•SAGCOT initiative - $3.4B investment pipeline

•Wheat, maize, and pyrethrum farming

$3.4B agri-investment | 5M+ farmers

Mwanza, Shinyanga, Geita, Kagera

Lake Zone - Mining & Fisheries

Bordering Lake Victoria, this region combines gold mining operations with Africa’s largest inland fishery, creating a diverse economic base supporting over 200,000 jobs.

•4th largest gold producer in Africa

•Geita Gold Mine - 500,000+ oz annually

•Lake Victoria fishing - 200,000+ jobs

•Mwanza port expansion - $300M upgrade project

•Cotton & rice production zones

$2.2B gold exports | 400K tons fish/year

Dodoma, Morogoro, Singida

Central Corridor - Energy Transformation

Home to Tanzania’s capital Dodoma and the massive Julius Nyerere Hydropower Station, this region is becoming East Africa’s renewable energy leader with vast solar and wind potential.

•Julius Nyerere Hydropower - 2,115 MW capacity

•New capital city development - Dodoma

•Uranium deposits at Mkuju River

•Wind & solar potential - 50GW combined capacity

•Standard Gauge Railway hub connecting 8 nations

2,115 MW hydro | 50GW renewable potential

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