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Related Keywords: ABITAT, Alliance of Businessmen and Industrialists of Tanzania and Turkey, conduct trade bridge, expressed interest to invest, links all members, Tanzanian agriculture, Textile, Textile Industry, Turkish business delegate, Turkish investors, TUSKON, visited Tanzania

The business delegate from Turkey who visited Tanzania recently expressed interest in investing in Tanzanian agriculture, textile, constructions and automobile spare parts sector. This was informed by the Alliance of Businessmen and Industrialists of Tanzania and Turkey (ABITAT). The ABITAT is also an official representative of the Confederation of Businessmen and Industrialists of Turkiye (TUSKON) here in the Tanzania. TUSKON conducts several trade bridges every year that links all of its members.

Related Keywords: Agriculture, bilateral trade, Board of Investment, business to business meetings, energry, established in Pakistan, FTA, invest in Pakistan textile, Pakistan Turkey Busines Forum, private investors from Turkey, Turkish investors, Turkish SEZ

At the Pakistan-Turkey Business Forum attended by the prime ministers of both countries, the Board of Investment on Thursday announced that a ‘Turkish Exclusive Special Economic Zone’ would be established in Pakistan.

Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu said that the investors from his country can invest in Pakistan’s textile, energy, transportation, agriculture and other sectors.

Related Keywords: Addis Ababa, development assistance, Ethiopia, investment -related job creation, large-scale projects, pour $1.2billion, small scale projects, surpassing China, Textile Industry, Turkish investors

Turkish investors although has arrived later for development assistance to Ethiopia then China, but have managed to pour some $1.2 billion worth of investment into Ethiopia surpassing investment done by China.

China, the Asian giant’s investment in the African state lack volume, despite China’s outstanding record of development assistance to Ethiopia, it has invested only $836 million over the past ten years, Debela Habte, a senior public relations expert said.