Farming and business opportunities in Tanzania are becoming increasingly attractive for farmers and entrepreneurs from Haryana, India. The Haryana government, in collaboration with the Central government, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for one lakh acres of farmland in Tanzania. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini emphasized the importance of expanding trade cooperation with African nations, particularly in sectors like agriculture, mining, and IT. Entrepreneurs like Somveer Ghasola from Dadri have successfully acquired land and established businesses, taking advantage of Tanzania's fertile land and low costs. Ghasola highlighted the potential for growing crops such as rice and sugarcane, while Shiv Kumar Kamboj from Yamunanagar has set up a factory processing eucalyptus wood at significantly lower costs compared to India. The Haryana government plans to send a delegation to participate in the 50th Dar-es-Salaam International Trade Fair, aiming to further enhance trade relations with Tanzania.