Tanzanian Business Breakfast Seminar

On Friday 12 May, the Sweden Africa Chamber and the Embassy of Tanzania in Stockholm jointly organized a business breakfast seminar at the Tanzanian embassy together with Dr. Jacqueline Mkindi, the CEO of Tanzania Horticultural Association and Frank Mugeta Nyabundege, the Managing Director of Tanzania Agriculture Development Bank.

The seminar was moderated by Åsa Jarskog, the President of Sweden Africa Chamber. 

The gathering saw the participation of member companies, as well as representatives from the Tanzanian government and businesses who highlighted the country's recent economic and political developments, emphasizing their commitment to creating a favorable business environment for foreign investors. 
With the purpose to strengthen the economic ties between Sweden and Tanzania, with topics related to Agri-business and Agro-produce. The Swedish companies expressed their interest in exploring the Tanzanian market and discussed potential areas for collaboration alongside Tanzanian businesses.

Overall, the breakfast meeting proved to be a valuable networking platform, with participants expressing satisfaction and eagerness for future collaboration and partnership.

Thank you to all participants, and the Tanzanian Embassy for hosting the event. 

Morocco Business Breakfast Seminar
28/4/2023

On April the 27th Sweden Africa Chamber held a Business Breakfast Seminar at Sweco together with the Ambassador of Morocco Karim Medrek, on a seminar which attracted 20 participants from more than 16 different Swedish companies.

The seminar was moderated by Åsa Jarskog, President of Sweden Africa Chamber. 

Morocco, as a country strategically located at the gateway to Africa from Europe, offers numerous opportunities for businesses seeking to expand in Northern and Western Africa. In particular, Moroccan markets have proven beneficial for Swedish companies in the telecommunications and IT sectors. Our two countries have signed several agreements to strengthen their cooperation in various fields, such as education, culture, and business. In addition to the telecommunications and IT industry, Swedish companies have also invested in other sectors in Morocco, such as renewable energy and mining.

Furthermore, the Swedish government has expressed interest in supporting the development of Morocco's economy, particularly in the areas of innovation and sustainable growth.
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The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) has provided financial support for several development projects in Morocco, including projects related to environmental protection, education, and women's empowerment. In addition, Swedish businesses have shown a growing interest in Morocco's emerging markets.
​The Swedish-Moroccan Business Council was established to promote trade and investment between the two countries, facilitating business partnerships and collaborations.

Thank you to all participants, H.E. Ambassador Karim Medrek and Sweco for hosting the event.