EU – Tanzania Investment & Business Forum 2026–2027

The European Union and Tanzania have launched the second edition of the EU–Tanzania Investment & Business Forum 2026–2027, bringing together public and private sector leaders to strengthen investment, trade and business partnerships between Tanzania and the European Union.

 

Theme: Turning Potential into Prosperity

The European Union and Tanzania launched the second edition of the EU–Tanzania Investment & Business Forum 2026–2027, bringing together public and private sector leaders to strengthen investment, trade and business partnerships between Tanzania and the European Union.

The Forum will take place in two phases: three thematic investment roadshows across Europe from 28 September to 6 October 2026, followed by a high-level EU–Tanzania Investment and Business Forum in Dar es Salaam in early 2027.

The European roadshows will showcase Tanzania’s investment opportunities and connect Tanzanian businesses and public-sector stakeholders with European companies, investors and financial institutions.

Key sectors

The roadshows will focus on three sectors: (i) Agriculture and agribusiness, including coffee, rice and cashew value chains, (ii) critical minerals, and (iii) Digital innovation and fintech, with Renewable energy and Transport and logistics as enabling sectors. 

Key Dates

  • Helsinki, Finland: 28–29 September 2026

  • Emilia-Romagna, Italy: 1–2 October 2026

  • The Hague, Netherlands (with Antwerp, Belgium visit): 5–6 October 2026

  • Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: Early 2027 

The roadshows in Europe will feature high-level discussions, sector-focused sessions, project pitching and targeted business matchmaking.

Who will participate?

The Roadshows in Europe will bring Tanzanian stakeholders closer to the European businesses, investors, government representatives, business associations and financial institutions. 

Expected outcomes

  • Generate new business, investment and financing partnerships between European and Tanzanian stakeholders

  • Strengthen B2B, B2G and B2F connections and advance concrete investment opportunities

  • Increase European investment in Tanzania, particularly in priority sectors

  • Support value addition, sustainable growth and job creation

  • Strengthen the EU–Tanzania partnership as a platform for long-term, sustainable investment

  • Contribute to Tanzania’s green and digital transitions