UPF FootPrints in Tanzania

Nation presentation

Nestled in East Africa, Tanzania spans approximately 945,087 square kilometers, boasting a diverse population and Swahili as the official language. Historically known for its role in the spice and slave trades, as well as its stunning landscapes and wildlife, Tanzania's economy has been anchored in agriculture. In recent years, the nation has actively pursued economic diversification, emphasizing sectors such as tourism, mining, and infrastructure development. Tanzania is committed to attracting foreign investment, fostering innovation, and addressing historical challenges as it navigates a path of economic transformation. Striving for sustained and inclusive growth, Tanzania maintains a balance between preserving its cultural heritage, and natural beauty and promoting modern development.

 

Government or large-scale organizations and institutions with which UPF collaborates in our nation : 

• Religious Organization

• Hospitals

•  Universities

• Parliament.