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08 December 2025
Chamwino Dodoma
Tanzania, U.S. Move to Finalise Landmark Investment Agreements | Updates 2025
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Live from Dodoma, Tanzania — 8 December 2025 Tanzania and the United States are entering the final phase of negotiations on several major strategic investments expected to reshape the nation’s economic landscape and strengthen bilateral ties.
President Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan held high-level talks at Chamwino State House with Andrew Lentz, the Acting U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania, focusing on deepening cooperation and reaffirming a shared commitment to a modern, mutually beneficial partnership.
Ambassador Andrew Lentz underscored Washington’s renewed determination to expand economic, political, and security collaboration, emphasising that the U.S. seeks a partnership rooted not in aid dependency but in shared prosperity.
Discussions centred on the progress of three major U.S.-linked investments: the LNG project, the Tembo Nickel project, and the Mahenge Graphite project.Both sides confirmed that the LNG and Tembo Nickel negotiations are in their final stages pending formal agreements, while work continues on the Mahenge Graphite initiative.
President Samia Hassan commended the U.S. commitment and assured that Tanzania is dedicated to completing all remaining procedural steps.She reiterated that Tanzania, as a non-aligned nation, is “open, ready, and committed to working with partners who respect our sovereignty and share our vision for prosperity.”
The President also highlighted strong investor confidence, noting that over 400 American companies currently operate in Tanzania, signalling long-term economic stability and openness to investment.
Beyond the investment portfolio, the meeting also addressed broader areas of cooperation, including political stability, regional security, private-sector development, health partnerships, and people-to-people exchanges.
Ambassador Andrew Lentz praised Tanzania’s Vision 2050 and expressed the U.S. Government’s readiness to support its implementation, including the President’s 4R philosophy of governance reforms.Both nations agreed that enhanced communication, consistent engagement, and timely action on pending agreements will be pivotal to unlocking the full potential of U.S.–Tanzania relations.
Key Flagship Projects
1. LNG Project — Estimated Value: USD 42 Billion A transformative natural gas development designed to unlock Tanzania’s vast offshore reserves. Once operational, it is expected to significantly increase national revenue, create thousands of jobs, and position Tanzania as a major global LNG supplier.
2. Tembo Nickel Project — Value: USD 942 MillionLocated in Ngara, this critical minerals project targets nickel production—an essential component of electric-vehicle batteries. The investment will support global clean-energy supply chains, strengthen industrialisation, and boost Tanzania’s export earnings.
3. Mahenge Graphite Project — Value: USD 300 MillionOne of the world’s largest high-grade graphite ventures, intended to serve the rapidly expanding battery and renewable-energy sectors. The project reinforces Tanzania’s role as a leading supplier of battery-grade minerals.A Defining Moment for Tanzania–U.S. Relations
The meeting marks a pivotal step in revitalising the partnership between the two countries. The reaffirmed commitments signal the emergence of a transparent, private-sector-driven relationship rooted in mutual respect, shared prosperity, and long-term strategic cooperation