17th - 19th April 2020

Diamond Jubilee Hall

Dar-Es-Salaam - Tanzania
Expo Indmachinery 2020
Expo Indmachinery 2020 is a International Trade Exhibition on Industrial Products & Machinery. The exhibition will be held in conjunction with Trade Africa 2020 from 17 - 19 April 2020, at Diamond Jubilee Hall,Dar-Es-Salaam,Tanzania.

The Exhibition will attract exhibitors from around 15 countries and visitor from Tanzania & neighbouring countries including : Kenya, Zambia, Sudan, Uganda, Rwanda etc.

Expo Indmachinery 2020
provides a unique opportunity to expand your business network in one of the most astonishing business destinations in Africa as Kenya is also focused on exports given playing an important role in country's developing economy.

Tanzania is the market of more than 40 million people. The country is mainly focused importing goods from other countries due to low productivity at it's own soil. Tanzania shares borders with Kenya, Zambia, Uganda & Rwanda.
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 Diamond Jubilee Hall

 Diamond Jubilee Hall
 Dar-Es-Salaam - Tanzania
17 - 19 April 2020
10 AM - 06 PM

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New Projects Worth USD 4.25 Million Will Strengthen Tanzania Agriculture Productivity
The Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (PTA Bank) has approved a total of USD 130 million in grant funding to be used for three development projects and three syndicated loans in Tanzania. PTA-Bank-TanzaniaDetails of the grant include the awarding of USD 50 million to Kilwa Energy, USD 20 million to the food and packaging firm 21st Century, USD 3 million to Sea Rock, USD 20 million to Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco), USD 20 million to the Tanzania Ports Authority and the remaining USD 25 million to the Government of Tanzania

According to Admassu Tadesse, PTA Bank President and Chief Executive, the bank is committed to furthering development in the region and to strengthening financial markets through trade, project and infrastructure financing. ( Tanzania invest )

Tanzania Fastest Growing Economy In East Africa In 2014
According to Deloitte's “Northeasterly Bearing Economic Outlook 2014” report, Tanzania was the fastest growing economy in East Africa In 2014 with a GDP growth of 6.9%. The agricultural sector, which accounts for half of the national income, grew by an estimated 4.3%. This has been driven by an increased production of the major food crops such as maize, paddy, millet/sorghum and cassava.

During the same year microeconomic indicators of the other East African countries mentioned in the report (namely Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda) were the following:

Kenya had a GDP growth of 5.1% and an inflation that was successfully reduced to 5.7% at the end of 2013 and revamped to 6.4 % in April 2014. Uganda had a GDP growth of 5.8% in 2013 and an inflation of 5.9 % at the end of 2013 that was revamped to 6.9% in January 2014. Rwanda had a 6.5% GDP growth in 2013 and inflation of 4.2% at the end of 2013. According to the forecasts included in the report based on BOT and International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates, Tanzania GDP is expected to reach 8.2% in 2014 and 8.1% in 2015. ( Tanzania Invest News )

The Deloitte report is available at the following link:
http://www.deloitte.com/assets/Dcom-Kenya/Local%20Assets/Documents/Budget%202014/EconomicOutlook2014.pdf

Tanzania Production Index of Manufacturing Industries Improves

 
According to Tanzania’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the Production Index of Manufacturing (PIMI) achieved 10.8% growth in 2012, the highest increase since 2006.The index measures the quantify of commodities produced by different manufacturers and provides an accurate reflection of production trends. The overall PIMI for 2012 was 328 compared to 296 the year before, a 10.8% increase. The growth has been attributed to strong performances in the primary metal industries as well as in food, beverages and tobacco. The manufacturing sector in Tanzania is the third most important to the overall economy with an average contribution to GDP of 8% over the last decade.
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