On December 10,2025, Tanzania's new presidential cabinet delegation—comprising over 50 senior officials including the Minister of Investment, Minister of Industry and Trade, Minister of Water Resources, Deputy Minister of Energy, Governor of Pwani Province, Director of Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority (TISEZA), District Chief of Kibaha, and key members of functional departments—visited Kwala Industrial Park. They engaged in face-to-face discussions to address the concerns of local enterprises, coordinated on-site solutions to operational challenges, and established a joint task force to facilitate collaboration.
Figure | Four Ministers Gather to Listen to and Solve the
Photo | Minister of Investment (middle), Minister of Water Resources (left), Minister of Industry and Trade (right)
The newly formed presidential cabinet made its first large-scale ministerial visit to kwala Industrial Park, with participation from the Minister of Investment, Minister of Industry and Trade, Minister of Water Resources, Deputy Minister of Energy, and Governor of the Coastal Province. TISEZA, Tanzania's flagship foreign investment service platform, led the delegation alongside key officials from various departments and mainstream media including Tanzania National Television. This impressive 50-member contingent not only demonstrated high-level recognition of the park but also underscored its pivotal role as a "national-level investment hub." Only a platform that supports national industrial planning and clusters key enterprises could mobilize top officials from multiple departments to participate in such a high-profile event.
Photo: Four ministers and the Governor of Binhai Province take a group photo in the park
The ministerial delegation visited frontline enterprises in the industrial park, including Africa's largest photovoltaic module manufacturer, refrigerator producer, and home textile factory. During production tours, facility managers detailed production capacity, technological innovations, and market strategies. The ministers proactively inquired about power supply and logistics requirements, refining service plans accordingly. Media representatives documented the visit, effectively showcasing the industrial dynamism of the China-Tanzania Industrial Park and the country's supportive policies through Tanzania's mainstream media channels.
Photo: Four Chinese ministers visit Africa's largest photovoltaic module plant in industrial park
Photo: Visit to a refrigerator factory
The recent visit by the ministerial delegation serves not only as a 'problem-solving forum' but also stands as a vivid testament to kwala Industrial Park's status as a' national-level core platform. 'As Tanzania's primary hub for attracting foreign investment and advancing manufacturing, the park has consistently been incorporated into national strategic plans, with coordinated efforts across multiple departments to safeguard enterprises. The efficient model of 'on-site demand collection, immediate solution formulation, and dedicated progress tracking' further enables resident companies to experience the warmth and efficiency of 'national-level services.'
Going forward, kwala Industrial Park will build on its national support advantages to continuously upgrade infrastructure and service systems, creating a thriving environment where businesses can invest with confidence and operate with peace of mind.
On December 10,2025, Tanzania's new presidential cabinet delegation—comprising over 50 senior officials including the Minister of Investment, Minister of Industry and Trade, Minister of Water Resources, Deputy Minister of Energy, Governor of Pwani Province, Director of Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority (TISEZA), District Chief of Kibaha, and key members of functional departments—visited Kwala Industrial Park. They engaged in face-to-face discussions to address the concerns of local enterprises, coordinated on-site solutions to operational challenges, and established a joint task force to facilitate collaboration.
Figure | Four Ministers Gather to Listen to and Solve the
Photo | Minister of Investment (middle), Minister of Water Resources (left), Minister of Industry and Trade (right)
The newly formed presidential cabinet made its first large-scale ministerial visit to kwala Industrial Park, with participation from the Minister of Investment, Minister of Industry and Trade, Minister of Water Resources, Deputy Minister of Energy, and Governor of the Coastal Province. TISEZA, Tanzania's flagship foreign investment service platform, led the delegation alongside key officials from various departments and mainstream media including Tanzania National Television. This impressive 50-member contingent not only demonstrated high-level recognition of the park but also underscored its pivotal role as a "national-level investment hub." Only a platform that supports national industrial planning and clusters key enterprises could mobilize top officials from multiple departments to participate in such a high-profile event.
Photo: Four ministers and the Governor of Binhai Province take a group photo in the park
The ministerial delegation visited frontline enterprises in the industrial park, including Africa's largest photovoltaic module manufacturer, refrigerator producer, and home textile factory. During production tours, facility managers detailed production capacity, technological innovations, and market strategies. The ministers proactively inquired about power supply and logistics requirements, refining service plans accordingly. Media representatives documented the visit, effectively showcasing the industrial dynamism of the China-Tanzania Industrial Park and the country's supportive policies through Tanzania's mainstream media channels.
Photo: Four Chinese ministers visit Africa's largest photovoltaic module plant in industrial park
Photo: Visit to a refrigerator factory
The recent visit by the ministerial delegation serves not only as a 'problem-solving forum' but also stands as a vivid testament to kwala Industrial Park's status as a' national-level core platform. 'As Tanzania's primary hub for attracting foreign investment and advancing manufacturing, the park has consistently been incorporated into national strategic plans, with coordinated efforts across multiple departments to safeguard enterprises. The efficient model of 'on-site demand collection, immediate solution formulation, and dedicated progress tracking' further enables resident companies to experience the warmth and efficiency of 'national-level services.'
Going forward, kwala Industrial Park will build on its national support advantages to continuously upgrade infrastructure and service systems, creating a thriving environment where businesses can invest with confidence and operate with peace of mind.
