Course summary (Business in Tanzania)
In the last 20 years the United Republic of Tanzania has shifted from a
centrally planned economy to a open market economy, thank to the good
governance, promotion of the private sector, liberalization of
international Trade and Foreign direct investment (FDI) policies.
- In the last 8 years Tanzania recorded economic
growth of 6%. Main drivers of Tanzanian growth are: private
consumption, exports and gross fixed capital, tourism revenues, agriculture,
construction, industry; services, Foreign direct
investment (FDI) and foreign aid.
- Tanzanian services exports (travel, insurance ...) incomes rose
by 14.1%
- Tanzania is the biggest nation in the East Africa.
Borders of the United Republic of Tanzania:
Burundi,
Kenya,
Malawi, Mozambique,
Rwanda,
Uganda, Zambia.
- Official languages: Swahili and English
Tanzania has preferential access to ...
Example of the course (Doing Business in Tanzania):

Institutions and Agreements of Tanzania: Relationships with China (Mahusiano
na China), Relationships with India (Mahusiano na India)
African Development Bank, Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), NEPAD (Ushirikiano
Mpya wa Maendeleo kwa Afrika)
African Union (Umoja wa Afrika), Africa - South America Summit (ASA)