Tanzania's Economy Grows Strongly, Targets 6.3pc in 2026
DODOMA: TANZANIA has recorded strong and stable economic growth in 2025, marked by higher output, rising incomes, increased investment inflows and sustained macroeconomic stability. The performance reflects the positive impact of ongoing economic reforms and strategic public investments. Presenting the report on the State of the National Economy for 2025 in the National Assembly yesterday, Minister of State in the President’s Office (Planning and Investment), Prof Kitila Mkum
Tanzania experienced robust economic expansion in 2025, achieving a 5.9 percent GDP growth driven by economic reforms and public investments. This performance saw increased income, investment, and macroeconomic stability. The agriculture sector remained the primary contributor to the GDP, while finance and insurance emerged as the fastest-growing sectors.
Looking ahead, the nation anticipates further growth, projecting a 6.3 percent expansion for 2026. The economy's size increased significantly, with GDP reaching TZS 234.1 trillion. Additionally, Tanzanians' living standards improved, evidenced by a 7.4 percent rise in GDP per capita, while inflation remained stable at 3.3 percent, within national and regional targets.
The sustained economic growth and improved living standards indicate positive progress in Tanzania's development trajectory and its integration within regional economic communities.
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