Capital Markets Tribunal Registrar, Mr Martin Kilikoli, said the tour is designed to facilitate the exchange of best practices, strengthen regional partnerships, and identify potential reforms in legal and regulatory frameworks governing capital markets.

“Key issues under discussion include the strengthening of dispute resolution systems, enhanced regulatory oversight and greater market transparency — all crucial for attracting and safeguarding investment,” he said.

Mr Kilikoli emphasised that the initiative reflects the government’s intent to mobilise investment through robust legal institutions and accessible financial markets.

“Vibrant capital markets are essential not only for economic diversification but also for driving long-term, inclusive development,” he noted.

He further stated that the presence of senior officials during the tour underscores Tanzania’s proactive approach to regional integration and institutional capacity building.

According to Mr Kilikoli, the visit also presents an opportunity to explore reforms that would enhance justice delivery, boost investor confidence and ensure the stability and inclusivity of capital markets in both countries.

“This engagement reaffirms a shared vision for the region — to build transparent, wellregulated capital markets that serve as engines for sustainable economic growth,” he said.

The initiative is part of Tanzania’s broader strategy to strengthen financial infrastructure and ensure capital markets contribute meaningfully to both national and regional development goals.