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Tanzania’s Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA) Read more at: https://www.tanzaniainvest.com/epza and follow us on www.twitter.com/tanzaniainvest- The Exchange

Tanzania’s Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA) Read more at: https://www.tanzaniainvest.com/epza and follow us on www.twitter.com/tanzaniainvest- The Exchange

Syrian Exhibition lures Middle and Far East investors to Tanzania

by Salum Mohamed
March 21, 2019
in Industry and Trade, Tanzania
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Tanzanian Export Processing Zone Authority (EPZA) has announced that investors from Syria and other Asian countries have expressed interest to grab the immense untapped opportunities in the manufacturing sector.

This was said in Dar es Salaam on March 19th by the EPZA Investment Promotion Officer, Grace Lemunge at the ongoing Syrian International Exhibitions taking place in Dar es Salaam. `Representatives of the companies participating in the exhibition, who apart from showcasing their products and technology, are looking for new investment opportunities in Tanzania,`  she said. Ms. Lemunge said representatives from a number of companies continued to flock into the EPZA pavilion to seek detailed information on various investment opportunities especially in the manufacturing sector.

`We are using the ongoing Syrian International Exhibitions to provide information to the participants of the fair on the investment opportunities that can be accessed through EPZA,` she added. She also said the exhibition has become an important platform for the foreign participants to become ambassadors of carrying the message on the immense investment opportunities which are available in Tanzania to their countries.

On his part, the Investment Promotion Officer, Mr. Panduka Yonaz said the exhibitions are also saw local participants including business people who visited the EPZA pavilion to seek information on investment opportunities. `The ongoing Syrian International Exhibition is an important opportunity to provide investment information to local investors in the manufacturing sector and that they should grab the opportunities through the EPZA window, ` he said. He added `We told local investors on the enabling environment that the government is offering for them to invest and grow their business. `

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Mr. Yonaz said the aim of participating in the exhibition was to meet representatives from various industries showcasing various products ranging from perfumes, clothes and spices. `Investors in the processing of pulses are guaranteed opportunities provided through the authority`s facilities such as Special Economic Zones (SEZ) where 80 per cent of the processed products are for export market, ` he said. He further added that investing in the SEZ allows owners to exploit huge domestic and foreign markets, better tax incentives and affordable labor costs.

The Syrian International Exhibition brings together vendors, food and entertainment for Syrian, the Middle East and Asia to other countries.

Tags: Export Processing Zones Authority (EPZA)Grace LemungePanduka YonazSyriaSyrian International ExhibitionTanzania

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