Africa-Press – Tanzania. A Qatar-based company, Future Union, has expressed interest in investing in Tanzania’s mining, energy, and agriculture sectors.
The company showed interest in a discussion between a delegation from the company and the Tanzania Investment and Special Economic Zones Authority (TISEZA) in Dar es Salaam.
The delegation was accompanied by Tanzania’s Ambassador to Rwanda, Dr Habibu Kambanga, who sought key information on available investment opportunities and signalled readiness to explore projects in the country.
The company’s visit reflects Tanzania’s ongoing economic diplomacy drive aimed at attracting foreign investment and expanding international trade ties.
The TISEZA team was led by Acting Director of Investment Promotion George Mukono, while Future Union was represented by Vice Chairman Dr Hassan Daghriri and Chief Executive Officer Dr Abdelgalil Sharaf.
Future Union is a leading institution with a distinguished reputation in managing diversified financial portfolios across multiple asset classes, countries, and industries.
Headquartered in Qatar, it serves as a vital strategic bridge connecting the global economy with the Middle East, specializing in direct engagement with governments at the highest levels.
The company’s strategies rely on rigorous research, comprehensive due diligence, and expert management of financial portfolios.
“We maintain strong strategic alliances with industry leaders and hold a prominent position in the corporate sector within the GCC. Through active participation in the boards of our portfolio companies, we implement strategic governance aimed at maximizing and enhancing shareholder value with a forward-looking vision,” a statement from the company’s website stated.
