Zanzibar President Dr Hussein Mwinyi has called for urgent reforms to cut bureaucratic delays and create a more supportive environment for businesses in Tanzania.

Speaking at the conclusion of the 50th Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair, he warned that administrative inefficiencies could undermine the country's industrial growth and deter foreign investment.Mwinyi emphasized the need for public institutions to adopt transparent and efficient service delivery mechanisms to sustain economic progress.He highlighted the importance of streamlining processes to ensure policies support, rather than hinder, investors.

The President also urged Tanzanian manufacturers and exporters to leverage opportunities from the African Continental Free Trade Area and China's zero-tariff access for Tanzanian products.The Tanzania Trade Development Authority was directed to identify new export markets and strengthen support services for local businesses.

Industry and Trade Minister Judith Kapinga noted the significance of the 'Made in Tanzania' agenda, showcasing the country's growing capacity to produce competitive goods.

The trade fair reported significant export orders and visitor satisfaction, underscoring the government's commitment to enhancing Tanzania's position in global trade.