EASTPORT ECONOMIC HUB represents a transformative development initiative on a 1,500-acre plot of land located at Magomeni, strategically positioned near Bagamoyo Port in Tanzania.
Shaping the Future of East Africa
Designed to capitalize on its geographic and economic advantages, this ambitious project aims to create a Business District, a Bonded Warehouse Complex, and a Premium Residential Community. With direct access to major highways and its proximity to Africa’s largest planned port, the EASTPORT ECONOMIC HUB is poised to become a cornerstone of East Africa’s economic development. The project aligns with Tanzania's strategic goals of industrialization, trade expansion, and urban development, while offering substantial returns for investors and creating long-term benefits for local communities.
ABOUT EASTPORT ECONOMIC HUB
EASTPORT ECONOMIC HUB is a transformative development initiative located at Magomeni, near Bagamoyo Port in Tanzania, covering a 1,500-acre plot of land. Our mission is to drive economic growth, create sustainable employment opportunities, and contribute to the overall prosperity of the region. We are dedicated to fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and inclusive development.
Why Tanzania?
Tanzania's position along the East African coast makes it a key gateway for regional and international trade. As a primary access point for six landlocked nations—Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Malawi, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo—Tanzania provides direct maritime links to global trade routes.
The development of Bagamoyo Port, set to handle 20 million TEUs by 2045, further solidifies Tanzania’s role as a logistics powerhouse. This port will reduce congestion at Dar es Salaam Port and is expected to facilitate seamless imports and exports across the region.
Project Overview
EASTPORT ECONOMIC HUB is strategically located in the Magomeni region of Tanzania, near the rapidly developing Bagamoyo Port. This prime location offers unparalleled geographical advantages, making it ideal for a business hub that aims to drive trade, logistics, and economic growth in East Africa.
Magomeni’s proximity to Bagamoyo Port, set to become the largest port in East Africa with a projected handling capacity of 20 million TEUs by 2045, ensures seamless access to global trade routes. The site is connected to major highways that link Tanzania’s economic centers, such as Dar es Salaam and Dodoma, as well as neighboring landlocked countries like Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, and Zambia.
With its connectivity to key trade routes, integration with modern infrastructure, and alignment with Tanzania's economic vision, Magomeni is the perfect foundation for the transformative EASTPORT ECONOMIC HUB.
