Tanzania aims to increase its trade with India to $10 billion, as part of a renewed commitment to strengthen economic relations between the two countries. Speaking on July 15, 2025 in Dar es Salaam at the Tanzania-India Business Forum, Deputy Minister of Trade Exaud Kigahe stated that his government was planning a series of comprehensive…...
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Tanzania and India aim to increase their trade to $10 billion
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