Zanzibar is witnessing significant infrastructure development as major projects on Unguja and Pemba islands near completion.Government officials highlight the transformative impact of these initiatives on the economy, employment, and Zanzibar's strategic position in East Africa's tourism and trade sectors.

Second Vice-President Hemed Suleiman Abdulla emphasized long-term economic goals during inspections of key projects, including Terminal II at Abeid Amani Karume International Airport, which will handle up to three million passengers annually.The expansion aims to accommodate growing tourist arrivals and business travel ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations tournament.Other developments include the Mangapwani integrated port for energy security and the Magereza-Kinazini road project.

These investments are expected to create jobs, improve connectivity, and enhance Zanzibar's competitiveness in tourism and trade while addressing infrastructure strain from rising visitor numbers.