Tanzanian
envoy
to
Zimbabwe,
Suzan
Kaganda,
who
recently
met
with
Christopher
Mugaga,
the
Chief
Executive
Officer
of
the
Zimbabwe
National
Chamber
of
Commerce
(ZNCC)
held
lengthy
discussions
focused
on
exploring
opportunities
and
strategies
to
enhance
economic
cooperation
between
the
two
nations,
particularly
in
the
areas
of
trade,
investment,
and
private
sector
collaboration.
During
the
talks,
Ambassador
Kaganda
praised
ZNCC
for
its
significant
contribution
to
the
promotion
of
business
in
Zimbabwe.
She
also
conveyed
greetings
from
Vincent
Minja,
the
President
of
the
Tanzania
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Industry,
and
Agriculture
(TCCIA).
Ambassador
Kaganda
emphasized
the
critical
role
of
the
Port
of
Dar
es
Salaam
in
facilitating
regional
trade.
She
highlighted
that
the
port
plays
a
vital
part
in
the
transportation
of
vehicles
from
Japan
to
Zimbabwe,
a
factor
that
prompted
the
Tanzania
Ports
Authority
(TPA)
to
open
an
office
in
Zimbabwe
to
streamline
shipping
procedures.
On
his
part,
Christopher
Mugaga
expressed
gratitude
to
the
Tanzanian
leaders
for
the
ongoing
cooperation
and
underscored
the
importance
of
increasing
visits,
meetings,
and
business
forums
to
further
boost
trade
and
investment
growth
between
the
two
countries.
Mugaga
also
announced
that
ZNCC
is
ready
to
organize
and
bring
a
delegation
of
Zimbabwean
businesspeople
to
Tanzania
in
June
2026,
where
they
will
engage
with
their
counterparts
from
TCCIA
and
explore
various
investment
opportunities
available
in
Tanzania.
These
discussions
have
laid
a
solid
foundation
for
economic
cooperation
between
Tanzania
and
Zimbabwe.
It
is
also
anticipated
that
prior
to
the
Africa-Nordic
Foreign
Ministers
Meeting
scheduled
for
October
2025
in
Victoria
Falls,
Zimbabwe,
leaders
from
TCCIA
and
ZNCC
will
convene
again
for
in-depth
talks
aimed
at
promoting
trade
and
investment
for
the
mutual
benefit
of
both
nations.
Source:
Tanzania,
Zimbabwe
seek
to
deepen
ties
in
trade,
private
sector
investment
–
Daily
News