Written by: Badr Ahmed

The Egyptian capital, Cairo, will host the Egyptian-Tanzanian Business and Investment Forum on June 8 and 9, 2026, at the Sofitel Cairo Downtown Nile Hotel, as part of the growing economic cooperation and strategic partnership between the Arab Republic of Egypt and the United Republic of Tanzania.

The forum aims to enhance trade and investment relations between the two countries by providing a high-level platform for dialogue, exchange of experiences, and exploration of cooperation opportunities between businesspeople, investors, decision-makers, financial institutions, and development partners from both the Egyptian and Tanzanian sides.

The forum's organizing committee stressed that the event represents an important opportunity to deepen economic cooperation and open new horizons for joint investment, especially in light of the growing interest in strengthening African economic partnerships and supporting trade integration within the continent.

Egypt and Tanzania discuss enhancing trade and investment cooperation at a forum in Cairo.

The forum is expected to see broad participation from representatives of the public and private sectors, along with a number of investors and companies operating in vital sectors including trade and industry, infrastructure and construction, agriculture and agricultural industries, energy and mining, tourism and hospitality, information technology and innovation, and financial and investment services.

The forum's program includes high-level plenary sessions, specialized panel discussions according to different economic sectors, as well as bilateral meetings between companies (B2B), direct meetings between businesspeople and government officials (B2G), along with investment presentations and business partnership opportunities between the two sides.

The organizing committee invited businessmen, investors and relevant parties to participate in the forum and take advantage of the investment opportunities that will be presented during the events, stressing that the forum comes within the efforts to enhance economic, tourism and trade cooperation between Egypt and Tanzania.

The committee also asked those wishing to participate to confirm their attendance via the email address designated for the forum, or to contact the approved coordination and organization officials for the event.

The forum is expected to contribute to supporting trade exchange between Cairo and Dar es Salaam, and to promoting joint investments, which will positively impact economic development in both countries and serve the goals of joint African cooperation.