London, UK – The economic partnership between Tanzania and the United Kingdom continues to grow stronger, as demonstrated by the recent Zanzibar Investment Roundtable held in London, hosted by Bank of America. The high-level event attracted key stakeholders from both the public and private sectors, opening up promising conversations around investment and bilateral cooperation.

Ambassador Mbelwa Kairuki, Tanzania’s High Commissioner to the UK, extended his heartfelt appreciation to Bank of America for facilitating such a vital dialogue. “This roundtable was a timely and strategic platform to connect investors with the leaders shaping Tanzania’s economic future,” he noted.

At the heart of the discussion was Hon. Saada Mkuya, Minister of State – Finance and Planning for Zanzibar, who delivered a compelling presentation on Tanzania’s ongoing economic reforms. Her address outlined the government’s commitment to fostering a pro-investment climate by implementing policies that unlock the country’s vast potential and build investor confidence.

Also in attendance were Mr. Saleh Saad Mohamed, Executive Director of the Zanzibar Investment Promotion Authority (ZIPA), and Ambassador John Ulanga, Director of the Department of International Trade and Economic Diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation. Their contributions further underscored the government’s commitment to transparency, economic diplomacy, and sustainable investment.

The roundtable served as a reaffirmation of Zanzibar’s openness to international partnerships and its focus on building a competitive, investor-friendly economy. The presence of high-level representatives from both Tanzania and the UK emphasized the importance of deepening trade and investment ties between the two countries.

As the Tanzanian diaspora and UK investors look to the future, this event represents a growing momentum for increased collaboration and shared prosperity across both nations.

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