Tanzania Export Processing Zone Authority Launches Facebook Page

The Tanzania Export Processing Zone Authority (EPZA), responsible for steering and implementing government policy on promotion of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in Tanzania, launched its EPZA Facebook page.

According to EPZA Investment Promotion Officer Ms Naka Fare :”our aim of opening a Facebook page is to create awareness and reach investors active on Facebook, a social media that is coming up very fast. There a lot of Facebook users, especially the youth, who don’t know about EPZA and what we do. They are our future investors!”.

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Follow the link to read TanzaniaInvest.com exclusive interview with Dr Meru, Director General of EPZA:http://tanzaniainvest.com/industry-trade/interviews/585-epza

Follow the link to learn about the investment opportunities in manufacturing, industrial production and international trade currently available via EPZA:http://tanzaniainvest.com/exchange/1-investment/18-manufacturing-and-export

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