Tanzania Diaspora Initiative (TDI) was founded in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania in 2012. A partnership registered under The Business Names (Registration) Act (Cap. 213).
The Institution strives to be the unified voice and power of the Diaspora which is directly involved in the development of our communities all over the world.
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Serve as a platform and bridge between the Diaspora and the Tanzanian government working closely with Diaspora in all government and private agencies
Organize trade fairs, as well as social and cultural events, to support the work of the association and promote a positive image of the country
Promote and effectively assist in the economic, social and educational development of Tanzanians worldwide through facilitating meaningful bonds within our communities.
TDI believes that effective modes of networking across the many communities in Tanzania and within Tanzanian Diaspora are essential in forming a unified action based institution.
To build and foster an “inclusive Tanzanian community that is free of religious, political, and philanthropic association…” a community that celebrates the strength of our diversity, culture and roots.
To create a multifaceted network which will allow Tanzanians from all differing backgrounds to connect and work with one another.
Directly involving in the development of our communities
Join our Diaspora family today to enjoy account benefits and advantages that allow you to save in the home economy, invest in various areas particularly in real estate (personal homes) and help spur the growth of SMEs in Tanzania.
Assist members facing housing challenges as part of the relocation process. In line with the new National Housing Scheme the Initiative will work alongside the relevant government bodies as an advocate for its members.
Organize trade fairs, as well as social and cultural events, to support the work of the association and promote a positive image of the country.
Serve as a representative for those who wish to authorize the Association to handle business on their behalf.
Serve as a platform and bridge between the Diaspora and the Tanzanian government working closely with Diaspora desk/departments in all government and private agencies.
The First Diaspora Homecoming Conference 2014 also involves stakeholders from the business community, who were expected to present papers on the changing face of investment in Tanzania, policy and business environment.
President Jakaya Kikwete said when opening the two-day meeting that Tanzanians living abroad could contribute significantly to the country’s development through remittances and investment.
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Location:
Cube Building - 3rd Floor,
Plot 1829/4, Slipway road
Off Chole Road
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
