Expo One General Manager, Ahmed Barakat said the exhibition will take place between May 27 and 29 at Mlimani City and will involve local and foreign construction equipment manufacturers and dealers.
The event, dubbed, Africa-PPB-EXPO Tanzania 2016 will feature exhibitors from more than 10 countries, visitors from all over east and central Africa as well as business to business meetings and matchmaking opportunities.
“I call upon all the potential investors, businesspeople and other stakeholders to come in large numbers because by participating in the Africa-PPB-EXPO, they will, among other things, understand how core industry themes will affect their businesses,” Barakat said.
He pointed out that local stakeholders will also be able to position their entities among the industry leaders, find new partners and benchmark their approaches towards innovation.
“As the second largest economy in the East African Community and the twelfth largest in Africa, Tanzania, according to recent reports, is regarded as one of the most attractive destinations in Africa,” said the Expo One General Manager.
As a host country, foreign exhibitors will be looking for investment attractions, the existing national policies and legal and regulatory frameworks backed by infrastructural settings and availability of competent human resources.
The government has a favorable attitude towards foreign direct investment (FDI) and has made significant efforts to encourage FDI flows to back its five year industrialization plan.
This is an exhibition that involves poly chemical companies, chemical and plastic manufacturers as well as the building material companies, ceramic companies and traders from Egypt and the Middle East.
The exhibition has been created to promote African unity through strengthening trade relations between Egypt and Tanzania as well as putting both markets on the map. Tanzania is the first of the series of African nations Africa-PBB-EXPO plans to cooperate with.
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