Dar es Salaam, April 10, 2025 – The team of the Public Relations and Communications Unit of the Tanzania Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture (TCCIA), led by the manager of the institution Mr. Matina Nkurlu, has visited and witnessed the final steps of the construction of the Big Business and Transport Center of Tanzania. East Africa (EACLC) located in Ubungo, Dar es Salaam city. The visit is part of TCCIA’s efforts to closely monitor investment opportunities for its members and strengthen relationships with major strategic projects in the country.
The team was received by Ms. Cathy Wang, EACLC General Manager and Senior Stakeholder and TCCIA member, who explained the progress of the project which has reached more than 95% construction. EACLC is a modern project worth more than 110 million US Dollars registered through the Tanzania Investment Center, and it is expected to be officially completed in July 2025.
Speaking at the visit, Mr. Matina Nkurlu explained that TCCIA commends the commitment of the strategic project in strengthening business and employment. “It is interesting to see that more than 90 percent of the shops here will be owned by Tanzanians, which indicates the great awareness of Tanzanians in participating in the modern economy,” said Nkurlu.
And the Market Relations Officer, Mrs. Sabrina Komba said EACLC will be a massive global market for wholesale goods, with more than 2,000 shops, office spaces, parking over 1,000 cars, and other modern services such as business management systems, 24-hour security. with friendly infrastructure for both local and international businesses. The operating system of this market has taken an example from the famous markets of Yiwu and Guangzhou in China, Mrs. Komba explained.
On her part, Mrs Wang noted that EACLC will directly connect Chinese producers and traders with Tanzanians, attracting buyers from various East African countries. “We are creating a commercial bridge for the entire region. This is not only an opportunity for Tanzania, but a new pillar of regional business,” said Mrs. Wang…
