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Confederation of Tanzania Industries

Tanzania's industry voice since 1991

Tanzania , Dar es Salaam Founded 1991 11-50 Website

Operating Since1991 (35y)

About Confederation of Tanzania Industries

Confederation of Tanzania Industries (CTI) is the umbrella association representing Tanzania's manufacturing and industrial sector, founded in 1991. CTI advocates for policies supporting Tanzanian industrialisation, represents over 400 manufacturing companies (large, medium, and small), and is central to the dialogue between the private sector and government on industrial policy.

Contact

cti.co.tz

Quick Facts

CountryTanzania

Founded1991

TypeNon-profit

ModelB2B

Team Size11-50

Operating In

Tanzania

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