DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 17 -- TANZANIA is overhauling its investment framework to further deepen the integration of foreign capital into the domestic economy, aiming to multiply local benefits in employment, technology transfer and industrial growth.

Speaking at the opening of the 17th Investment Policy Forum in Dar es Salaam, Deputy Minister of State in the Presidents Office (Planning and Investment), Dr Pius Chaya, outlined ongoing efforts to update the countrys investment framework, including the 1999 National Investment Policy and institutional governance structures.

He said that the government is also formulating national guidelines for Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and industrial parks to support this next phase of growth.

Dr Chaya ...