Dar es Salaam. The government has unveiled six key priorities aimed at unlocking the potential of Tanzania’s seaweed industry, positioning the sector as a driver of economic growth, job creation and the country’s Blue Economy agenda.

The priorities include tax relief on essential seaweed farming inputs, protection of long-term investors, increased support for farmers, promotion of value addition, investment in research and technology, and sustainable Blue Economy initiatives.

Speaking at the Sixth Seaweed4Health Conference held under the theme “Seaweed for Health”, Director of Aquaculture in the Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries, Mr Madalla Naziel, said Tanzania still has considerable untapped potential to expand seaweed production and strengthen its position in regional and international markets.

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