A Ministry of Health-led investor forum showcasing priority opportunities in Tanzania’s health and pharmaceutical investment pipeline at the Mloganzila Health Zone.
Tanzania is positioning itself as Eastern and Southern Africa’s premier hub for healthcare manufacturing and distribution. With a population exceeding 65 million and preferential access to a regional market of over 300 million people — spanning the East African Community (EAC), the Southern African Development Community (SADC), and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) — the country offers unmatched scale and strategic reach for investors in the health sector.
Tanzania offers a compelling platform for investors seeking scale, regional market access, and long-term growth in healthcare and life sciences manufacturing. Its strategic location and expanding demand position the country as a gateway for both domestic production and regional distribution.
The Healthcare and Life Sciences Investment Roundtable, hosted by the Tanzania High Commission in London, brings together the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania and the global investment community for direct, transaction-focused engagement on opportunities in pharmaceutical production and medical manufacturing.
The Roundtable is designed to move beyond discussion and toward action, creating a structured platform for investment, partnerships, and industrial transformation in Tanzania’s healthcare manufacturing ecosystem.
Build practical partnerships between international investors and Tanzanian public and private stakeholders to accelerate project development and execution.
Unlock long-term investment into greenfield and brownfield healthcare manufacturing projects with strong strategic and commercial potential.
Support Tanzania’s industrial transformation and health security priorities through structured investment, local capacity building, and technology transfer.
Investment opportunities are focused across high-impact segments that strengthen Tanzania’s healthcare manufacturing base, industrial capability, and regional supply chain role.
Essential medicines, generics, and GMP-aligned production.
Local assembly, sterile consumables, and quality-compliant supply.
Warehousing, last-mile distribution, and temperature-controlled supply.
Partnerships with established global manufacturers to build local industrial capacity, technical expertise, and competitive production capability.
The Roundtable programme is structured to support direct engagement between Government, investors, and strategic partners in a focused and transaction-oriented setting.
A detailed programme will be circulated to confirmed attendees.
MloHIP Investment Facilitation Desk
Mloganzila Health Zone, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Email: ps@afya.go.tz • Phone: +255 26 2323267/5
