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Browsing: Industrial Park in Tanzania
- An Egyptian company’s plan to build an industrial city in Kibaha by El Sewedy Industrial Development is a prime example of the growing complementarity between resources in the Middle East and those in Africa.
- Investing $400 million to create over 50,000 employees is more than a commercial move. This strategic move demonstrates Egypt’s growing clout in East Africa.
- As a result of growing interest in investing in African countries from the Middle East, the dynamic between these two regions is likely to reshape long-established economic alliances and partnerships.
Egyptian company Elsewedy’s remarkable investment in Tanzania
An Egyptian company’s plan to build an industrial city in Kibaha by El Sewedy Industrial Development is a prime example of the growing complementarity between resources in the Middle East and those in Africa. Consequently, completing a historic project in Tanzania represents a watershed moment in Africa’s economic progress.
Investing $400 million to create over …