The African Development Bank (AfDB) pledged $60 million to the Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank in 2026 to strengthen its capital base. AfDB also approved a $10 million trade finance guarantee facility for Exim Bank Tanzania to help small and medium-sized enterprises access regional and global markets. Both initiatives aim to boost Tanzania’s financial sector, support key imports and exports, and align with the country’s Vision 2025 for sustainable economic growth.

The Ministry of Agriculture completed a 10-day drone operation training for 16 experts to advance agricultural productivity and efficiency. The program aimed to integrate drone technology into farming for tasks such as crop monitoring, soil analysis, and precision pesticide application. Supported by various agricultural institutions and stakeholders, the initiative aligns with national efforts to modernize agriculture, reduce costs, and improve decision-making through data-driven practices across all farming regions.

Tanzania expanded tourism promotion in the Asia-Pacific region to diversify source markets and increase arrivals. Tourist numbers reached 2.14 million in 2024, generating $3.9 billion in revenue. Visitors from China rose 56.5% to over 71,000, aided by campaigns such as the film Amazing Tanzania. Tourism operators also targeted markets including Singapore, Malaysia, and Australia, building on gains from regional outbound travel.