Reshaping Investment Laws to Attract Technology-Driven Businesses in Tanzania

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• The legal review forms part of Tanzania’s broader Vision 2050 strategy, which envisages the private sector implementing more than 78 per cent of the country’s long-term development agenda through increased investment.
• As the global economy becomes increasingly digital, Tanzania must ensure that its legal framework evolves accordingly,” Homera said in an interview on the sidelines of the Africa50 General Shareholders Meeting in Dar es.
• DAR ES SALAAM: THE government is reshaping its investment laws around artificial intelligence and the digital economy, seeking to attract technology-driven businesses and strengthen its position as a competitive.
• We are reviewing our laws so they support innovation, investment and the use of emerging technologies, including Artificial Intelligence.” The reforms come as governments across Africa compete to attract technology.
• Beyond legislative reforms, the government plans to strengthen digital skills and artificial intelligence capabilities to ensure Tanzanians are equipped to participate in an increasingly technology-driven global economy.