DAR ES SALAAM, Sept. 14 -- TANZANIA is seeking greater investment from South Korea in energy, infrastructure, logistics, critical minerals and manufacturing as it moves to implement its ambitious Development Vision 2050.

Speaking at a Tanzania-Korea strategic partnership event in Dar es Salaam on Monday, the Manager for Infrastructure and Services at the National Commission Centre (NDC), Josiah Mwabeza, said the new 25-year development agenda provides opportunities for stronger economic cooperation between Tanzania and Korea, particularly in sectors capable of transforming the countrys economy.

Addressing various investors and businesspeople from Korea, the Manager said the Vision 2050 seeks to transform Tanzania into a prosperous, just...