The High Commission receives in audience Representatives of Eco Green Investment (EGI) Company

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On 9th May 2024, the High Commission had fruitful discussions with Directors of  Eco Green Investment (EGI) Company regarding available investment  opportunities in Tanzania.  EGI is eying to invest in Tanzania in Agro-Processing , Blue Economy,  Tourism, Science and Technology in the near future.
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The High Commission Participates in the National Defence College Course 32 International Culture Fest.




On 4th May, 2024, the Participants of National Defence College Course 32 celebrated the International Culture Fest. Participants were drawn from 19 countries including Tanzania, Ghana, South Africa, Botswana, India, Brazil, Cote d'Ivoire, Benin, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Zambia, Zimbabwe among others. The Tanzania High Commission was on ground to showcase Tanzania products, food and artifacts.





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