Advocacy for Fiscal and Regulatory Reforms to Improve Business Environment
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TLDR
- DAR ES SALAAM: THE private sector is mobilising investment, expanding public-private partnerships and advocating business reforms as Tanzania implements DIRA 2050 (Development Vision 2050), which began on July 1 this.
- The federation’s priorities come as Tanzania moves into the implementation phase of DIRA 2050, which sets out the country’s long-term development ambitions and gives businesses a greater role in driving investment.
- Under the vision, the private sector is expected to contribute about 70 per cent of the economy, while the public sector will account for the remaining 30 per cent, placing businesses at the centre of the country’s.
- One of our key priorities is to mobilise investment, strengthen public-private collaboration, promote responsible business practices and advocate reforms that create a competitive and predictable environment for.
- To support this effort, TPSF recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Public Private Partnership Centre (PPPC) to improve investor awareness, strengthen project preparation and increase opportunities.