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Browsing: Trade Fair
- Tanzania is using Sabasaba trade expo to foster the country’s industrial might.
- This year, over 180 foreign companies including some from China took part in the exhibition.
- Overall, Tanzania’s trade with the outside world is marked by export of minerals and agricultural produce.
Across Tanzania, no exhibition can outmatch the Sabasaba trade expo, a platform that the East African country is using every year to showcase investment potential.
“Sabasaba” which translates to “seventh day” in Swahili, denotes Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) tradition of going down during the first week of July, typically starting on the 7th of the month. The expo serves as a platform for local and international businesses to showcase their products and services, fostering trade and economic development in the region.
Sabasaba trade expo promoting industries
It attracts a diverse range of exhibitors and visitors from various industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, technology, tourism, and …
