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Tanzania Trade Development Authority (TanTrade) announced that almost half of the pavilion space for the forthcoming Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) has been booked, two months prior to the event. TanTrade Acting Director of Trade Promotion stated that they have received 267 applications including those from 110 international companies from ten countries.
Tanzania Trade Development Authority (TanTrade) announced that almost half of the pavilion space for the forthcoming Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) has been booked, two months prior to the event. TanTrade Acting Director of Trade Promotion stated that they have received 267 applications including those from 110 international companies from ten countries.
Tanzanian foreign missions are being entrusted to bring in foreign participation and the responses have been excellent. The countries that have confirmed to send participants as China, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Turkey, Kenya, Ghana, India, Singapore, Syria, and Algeria.
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The previous edition of the event attracted 3,200 local companies and 225 others from 23 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America. However, stakeholders raised some concerns regarding challenges facing the organisation of the 46th DIFT, including poor infrastructure, delays in the processing of identification for participants and journalists, noise caused by loud music and dance at the grounds, and high cost of food for participants and exhibitors. TanTrade promised to tackle the challenges in this year’s DIFT to enable smooth participation.
