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EU, Tanzania wafungua njia mpya za uwekezaji

Mwananchi about 1 hour 1 mins read

Tanzania imeanza kampeni ya kuvutia uwekezaji kutoka Umoja wa Ulaya (EU), kupitia Jukwaa la Uwekezaji na Biashara la EU–Tanzania, huku ujumbe wa Serikali na sekta binafsi ukifanya ziara katika nchi za Ulaya kutangaza fursa zilizopo nchini.

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