The 50th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) concluded with significant achievements, generating 3.89 billion shillings in on-site sales and 1.2 billion shillings in advance export orders.
The event, which attracted 3,800 exhibitors including 400 international participants from 23 countries, highlighted Tanzania's growing role as a regional commercial hub.Over 61% of exhibitors used the platform to secure export opportunities, with locally produced goods accounting for 58.6% of sales.The fair supported Tanzania's Made in Tanzania initiative, aiming to reduce import dependency while fostering domestic manufacturing.
Industry and Trade Minister Judith Kapinga emphasized the need for Tanzanian businesses to transition from consumers to producers, positioning the country as a key player in regional and global value chains.
The event also served as a one-stop service center for businesses, integrating government institutions, financial services, and healthcare providers to support growth and development.
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