Delegation of the European Union to the United Republic of Tanzania and the East African Community

HIGHLIGHTS

EU Marks 50 Years in Tanzania

HIGHLIGHTS

In Conversation for Europe Day 2025: The Ambassador Speaks

HIGHLIGHTS

EU funded Bahari Yetu marine project to boost blue economy in Tanzania

NEWSROOM

Interview

In Conversation for Europe Day 2025: The Ambassador Speaks

29.05.2025

Speech/Remark

Speech by EU Ambassador to Tanzania at Europe Day 2025 Celebrations

23.05.2025

Press release

European Union - African Union: press remarks by High Representative Kaja Kallas at the Ministerial meeting

21.05.2025

Speech/Remark

Speech by EU Ambassador to Tanzania at Innovation Week Tanzania 2025

15.05.2025

Other

EU funded Bahari Yetu marine project to boost blue economy in Tanzania

06.05.2025

PUBLICATIONS

EXPLORE OUR NETWORK AND POLICIES

Fact-sheet/Infographic

The European Peace Facility Factsheet

Report

European Investment in Zanzibar Report and Brochure

Fact-sheet/Infographic

Global Gateway: European Union-Tanzania Country Projects

Fact-sheet/Infographic

Team Europe’s Official Development Assistance to Tanzania

Miscellaneous

HR/VP Josep Borrell latest book: EUROPE BETWEEN TWO WARS. EU foreign policy in 2023

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Information on the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS)

Please find the link below to the latest information about the ETIAS travel documentation for travel to Europe which is due to be implemented in late-2026.

Inauguration the new SASA programme office in Mwanza.

European Union and Partners Deepen Cooperation to Develop Inclusive, Green and Smart Cities in Tanzania

The Green and Smart Cities SASA Programme aims to improve urban living in Mwanza, Tanga, and Pemba, supporting Tanzania’s response to rapid urban growth.

President Mwinyi Launches European Union Investment in Zanzibar Report

The event brought together key stakeholders, including EU Ambassador to Tanzania Ms. Christine Grau, ambassadors from Italy and the Netherlands, representatives from Finland, Sweden, Ireland, France, senior government officials, and over 300 attendees, mostly private sector leaders from Zanzibar.

Tanzanian Students Debate Their Way to Poland

Can starting your own business really guarantee a more sustainable income than a regular job? That was the hotly debated question at the EU Youth Debate Contest, where students from across Tanzania clashed in a battle of ideas. The stakes were high, the arguments fierce, and the outcome? A victory that sent the top debaters on a learning journey to Poland!