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East Africa China Industrial Park – Tanzania (Tanzania Blue Park)
One-stop Service for Industrial Investment in Tanzania
Project Background
Hunan Dongyun Group & Hunan Xingwang Technology Group
◉ The project is co-led by Hunan Dongyun Group and Hunan Xingwang Technology Group, and will serve as the developer and operator of the East Africa China Industrial Park (Tanzania Blue Park) project.
◉ Strategic Partnership · Resource Integration · Mature Platform
◉ High efficiency, low cost, a gathering of top-tier enterprises, industry clustering, and full‑cycle operations—your first choice for going global!
Tanzania has strong industrial demand.
◉ According to the World Bank’s projections, Tanzania’s economy is on a solid growth trajectory, with an estimated growth rate of around 5.1% in 2023 and 5.5% in 2024.
◉ Tanzania’s industrial development remains relatively underdeveloped, with domestic production capacity falling short of market demand, resulting in heavy reliance on imports. This situation creates ample opportunities for foreign investment to enter relevant sectors.
China’s “Going Global” strategy continues to advance.
◉ China’s economy is growing rapidly, and enterprises are embracing the “going global” strategy. As certain domestic industries face market saturation and other challenges, overseas investment can help leverage foreign resources to enhance competitiveness.
◉ Effective May 2026, China will officially implement zero tariffs on all tariff lines for Tanzania.
◉ The six shareholders of this project are establishing an industrial park in Tanzania, pooling resources to jointly expand overseas, leveraging their respective strengths, and implementing a cross-border industrial relocation strategy.
Hunan is forging a new high ground for local economic and trade cooperation with Africa.
◉ Hunan is leveraging its industrial strengths to advance economic and trade cooperation with Africa, harnessing two major platforms to forge a new landscape of openness.
◉ The China–Africa Economic and Trade Expo has yielded fruitful results, establishing a distinctive model for hosting such events. Meanwhile, the pilot zone for deepened China–Africa economic and trade cooperation is pioneering new approaches to drive high-quality development. Hunan will continue to strengthen its commitment to building itself into a leading hub for inland reform and opening-up.
Tanzania – A Global Choice: The Industrial Hub of East Africa
At present, it has joined both the East African Community (EAC) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC), successfully positioning itself as a “dual hub” for East and Southern Africa and achieving multi‑dimensional breakthroughs in trade, investment, infrastructure, and political influence.
National Core Advantages
Political stability · Low risk
The country’s risk rating is extremely low, and its investment environment is safe and reliable.
The economy continues to grow at a high rate.
Average annual GDP growth exceeds 5%, with a target to reach by 2026.6.3%
Zero tariffs under multiple free trade agreements
Enjoy duty-free treatment under regional trade agreements such as the EAC and AfCFTA.
Significant cost advantage
Labor is abundant, and labor costs are only a fraction of those in China.1/10
China–Tanzania Strategic Friendship: Winning Together for a Global Future
Amid the sweeping tide of deepening integration between the Belt and Road Initiative and China–Africa cooperation, East Africa is emerging as a prime destination for global industrial relocation and investment. Tanzania, a land of political stability, abundant resources, and boundless potential, is surging forward with an average annual growth rate exceeding 6%, firmly establishing itself as the economic engine of the East African region.
China and Tanzania enjoy a long-standing tradition of friendly cooperation.
China has long provided extensive assistance to Tanzania, with aid‑financed projects spanning landmark undertakings such as the Tanzania–Zambia Railway and the Friendship Textile Mill, thereby laying a solid foundation for Tanzania’s infrastructure development and industrial growth. At present, as Tanzania’s trading partner, source of foreign investment, and contractor for major projects, China and Tanzania have achieved remarkable results in cooperation across multiple fields, including trade and economics, culture, education, and health.
◉ Established diplomatic relations in 1964, a model of China–Africa friendship, with the Tanzania–Zambia Railway standing as a testament to their deep bond.
◉ In November 2022, China and Tanzania officially established a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership, ushering in a golden era in their bilateral relations.
◉ Starting in May 2026, China will grant zero tariffs on all product categories from Africa, enabling products entering the free trade zone to access the Chinese market directly.
◉ China has been Tanzania’s largest source of foreign investment for many consecutive years.
Dar es Salaam – A Key Gateway to East Africa
◉ Tanzania’s economic capital, concentrating over 70% of the nation’s industrial and commercial resources.
◉ It handles 95% of the nation’s international trade volume, serving as a convenient seaport for landlocked East African countries.
◉ Reaching over 600 million consumers in East Africa, a strategic foothold for businesses expanding overseas.
Convenient transportation, fast delivery worldwide.
◉ Maritime Transport: Adjacent to the Port of Dar es Salaam, with direct access just 12 kilometers away, ensuring seamless export operations.
◉ Land Transport: The starting points of the Tanzania–Zambia Railway and the Central Railway, with a road network that connects the entire country and neighboring nations.
◉ Air transport: Approximately 20 kilometers from Julius Nyerere International Airport, offering seamless connectivity to major cities worldwide.
The industry has enormous growth potential.
◉ Production factors: abundant mineral resources (gold, diamonds, graphite) and undeveloped arable land.
◉ Industrial Foundation: Although the country’s industrialization process began relatively late, it has already recognized the importance of industrial development.
◉ Industrial Clustering: Represented by the Kigamboni Industrial City, this has become one of Tanzania’s largest industrial parks, hosting more than 400 enterprises, including over 100 Chinese‑invested companies. Sectors covered include building materials, home appliances, hardware, agriculture, food, and daily chemicals.
Core Advantages
Six Major Advantages: Crafting an Industry Gem
Policy Support, Prime Location
◉ Leveraging the Belt and Road Initiative and the China–Tanzania Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, it enjoys a range of preferential policies. Located in Dar es Salaam’s prime port‑adjacent industrial zone, it is a government‑designated export processing and manufacturing hub, as well as a strategic foothold that extends its influence across the entire African continent.
Four-Dimensional Logistics: Efficient Commuting
◉ Located in a prime area of Kigamboni.It is located approximately 15 kilometers from the city center, just 12 kilometers from the port, and a 30-minute drive from the airport, forming a “30-minute commuting circle.” With access to a four‑dimensional logistics network encompassing ports, airports, railways, and highways, it serves as a key hub connecting East Africa with Southern Africa.
One-stop hosting for worry-free growth
◉ Land Services: Land transfer, project agency construction, etc.;
◉ Business OperationsEquity financing, international logistics, policy application, administrative agency services, recruitment, corporate management, supply chain management, and more;
◉ Park amenities: Retail showrooms, warehousing centers, waste‑treatment facilities, clinics, employee dormitories, cafeterias, Chinese restaurants, hotels, leisure centers, and more.
Closed industrial chain, China–Tanzania collaboration
◉ Precise Industry FocusBy focusing on core industries, we attract upstream and downstream enterprises, creating a closed-loop, end-to-end industrial chain that reduces supply-chain risks and procurement costs.
◉ In-depth industrial synergy among Chinese-funded enterprisesLeveraging China’s manufacturing strengths, we can achieve deep synergy between “Chinese technology” and “Tanzanian manufacturing,” enabling the partial relocation of China’s mature manufacturing system and fostering integrated supply-chain operations.
Professional Operations, Deep Local Engagement
◉ Professional Operations Team: With a team boasting years of experience in park operations and China–Africa economic and trade cooperation, we have developed proven frameworks for investment promotion and service delivery. These best practices can be replicated across parks to ensure their efficient operation.
◉ Highly experienced: Our team boasts years of experience in park operations and China–Africa economic and trade cooperation, with deep local expertise in investment promotion and business services. The park’s shareholders and investors have been firmly established in the African market for over a decade, possess an intimate understanding of the Tanzanian market, and enjoy strong financial resources and robust relationships with local government and business leaders, enabling them to effectively address localization challenges faced by enterprises.
End-to-end cost reduction, multiple benefits
◉ Low overall costThe park controls costs across the entire value chain—land, energy, labor, logistics, and more—thereby reducing the operational burden on enterprises.
◉ Economies of scaleAs enterprises cluster, they can achieve centralized procurement of raw materials and shared logistics infrastructure. By jointly developing public service facilities such as wastewater treatment and waste management, costs can be pooled, thereby enhancing the economic efficiency of businesses.
◉ Tariff benefits: For export-oriented enterprises, triple zero‑tariff treatment applies—covering EAC, Europe and the U.S., and China—resulting in a direct cost reduction of 15%–35%. In the manufacturing and investment sectors, zero tariffs on capital goods and raw materials, combined with income tax incentives—including a 5–10‑year exemption from corporate income tax—plus full exemptions on import duties and value‑added tax for production‑related equipment and inputs, ensure one of the lowest overall tax burdens in Africa. Effective May 1, 2026, China will implement zero tariffs across all tariff lines for Tanzania, marking the arrival of a golden era for zero‑tariff exports.
Supporting Guarantees
Security Infrastructure Development for Specialized Industrial Parks
24-hour security services are provided for the park.
24/7 uninterrupted water and electricity supply
Uninterrupted assurance of the supply of production factors
Dual conferences in tandem, ensuring smooth operations.
Coordinate and resolve various domestic and international issues.
Ensure the project’s safe production from multiple aspects.
The chamber of commerce facilitates the integration of international cooperation resources.
Aligning with key international cooperation initiatives such as the Belt and Road Initiative and China–Tanzania industrial capacity cooperation.
Developing regional markets through industrial clustering
Led by the park’s leading enterprises, they are jointly developing the local market.
Helping enterprises expand into non‑African markets through multiple channels
Introduction to the Project’s Core Shareholders
Strong Partnership · Resource Integration · Mature Platform
The project is undertaken byHunan Xingwang Technology GroupUnitedHunan Dongyun GroupJointly established, it will serve as the developer and operator of the East Africa China Industrial Park (Tanzania Blue Park) project.
Hunan Dongyun Group
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Hunan Dongyun Group is headquartered in the Changsha Economic Development Zone of Hunan Province. Rooted in the building materials industry, the group integrates upstream and downstream resources to provide customers with a one-stop, high-quality service encompassing product procurement, warehousing, logistics and delivery, and data analytics. The group’s subsidiaries include: Hunan Dongyun Centralized Procurement Technology Development Co., Ltd., Hunan Dongyun Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd., Yuyi Construction Co., Ltd., Hunan Zhongyue Electric Co., Ltd., Hunan Zhongdun Doors and Windows Co., Ltd., Hunan Dongyun Heating and Ventilation Equipment Co., Ltd., Hunan Jiabei Construction Engineering Co., Ltd., Dongyun Supply Chain Co., Ltd., Hunan Huatan Jiuzhou Industrial Park Development Co., Ltd., Changsha Guanyu Logistics Co., Ltd., Changsha Dongyan Information Technology Co., Ltd., Changsha Guangtong Wan Hui Supply Chain Co., Ltd., Changsha Quanyou Zhilian Trading Co., Ltd., and Changsha Lianda Fengye Trading Co., Ltd.
Hunan Xingwang Technology Group
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Founded in 2000, Hunan Xingwang Technology Group is headquartered in Changsha, Hunan Province, China. Keeping pace with the nation’s transformation and reform, the company actively supports the national strategy of building a science-and‑technology‑driven powerhouse and expanding overseas. It has strategically expanded into sectors including 3D printing—where Huashu High-Tech successfully listed on the STAR Market of the Chinese A‑share market in 2023 under stock code 688433—medical devices, communications technology, construction engineering, industrial park operations, environmental remediation, and mining. Its business spans mainland China, Southeast Asia, Europe, the United States, and other regions, with 27 subsidiaries, four of which have been recognized as high‑tech enterprises. The group is a technology‑focused, diversified, multinational private enterprise.
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Project Address: Kigogo, Kisarawe II, Kigamboni District, Dar es SalaamGoogle Maps Map
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