This article has been supplied.Automechanika successfully hosted the third stop of its Africa Connect Roadshow today in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, bringing together automotive industry professionals for a day of networking, knowledge sharing and business development.
The Tanzania event follows two successful Africa Connect engagements held earlier this year in Egypt and Botswana, reinforcing Automechanika's commitment to strengthening relationships across Africa's fast-growing automotive aftermarket.
With over 80 registrations, industry stakeholders had the opportunity to connect, exchange ideas and gain insights into the latest developments shaping the automotive sector across the continent.
The Africa Connect Roadshow continues its journey across the continent, with the next stops in Windhoek, Namibia, in August, followed by Lusaka, Zambia, in September, before culminating at Automechanika Johannesburg in October.
"Africa Connect continues to demonstrate the importance of creating opportunities for the automotive community to engage, collaborate and prepare for the region's leading trade exhibition," said Tracy Gounden, Portfolio Director of Automechanika Johannesburg and Messe Frankfurt South Africa. "We are delighted with the strong response in Tanzania and look forward to welcoming even more industry professionals to Johannesburg later this year."
