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Tanzanian government seeks outside investment to re-start ex General Tyre East Africa factory

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A contingent of Chinese investors led by comrade Shen Dong were introduced to local Tanzanian investment opportunities such as KMTC and their transportation interests potentially also link them with GTEA, which can both be found in the same greater Arusha area (Photo: NDC)

During June the Tanzanian government welcome potential investors to visit the country with a view to resurrecting the erstwhile General Tyre East Africa (GTEA) factory in Arusha, in northern Tanzania. At the same time, a pre-bid meeting was also scheduled 19 July.

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