Ambassador John Ulanga, Director of the Department of Economic Diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has led a key panel discussions at the Horticulture Business and Investment Summit, aimed at boosting business and investment opportunities in Tanzania’s horticulture sector.
The international summit, held under the theme “HORTICULTURE TRADE & MARKET ACCESS: Unlocking Growth through Technology, Compliance, and Partnerships”, focused on exploring growth opportunities in horticulture through technology, compliance, and strategic partnerships.
The session featured a presentation on “Infrastructure, Logistics, and Technology for Horticulture Growth” delivered by Mr. Burton Wililo, Ports & Logistics Expert from STET International.
The discussion session was moderated by Amb. John Ulanga, with panelists including:Prof. Raphael Chibunda, Vice Chancellor, Sokoine University of Agriculture, Dr. Thomas Bwana, Director General, TARI, Mr. Nick Abayo, Representative from ESHET EILON, Mr. Edward Urio, President, Tanzania Freight Forwarders Association.
During the session, Ambassador Ulanga emphasized the importance of improving infrastructure, leveraging technology efficiently, and strengthening trade partnerships to ensure Tanzanian horticulture products access international markets seamlessly and meet global quality standards.
The summit is expected to generate new momentum for the growth of Tanzania’s horticulture sector and enhance the country’s competitiveness in international markets.
