3rd February 2014

REF: OFFICIAL INVITATION LETTER FOR TANZANIA-ISRAEL BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT FORUM (TIBIF) 2014 DELEGATES

Dear TIBIF 2014 Delegate, On behalf of the Kingdom Leadership Network Tanzania (KLNT), a network consisting of key leaders in various sectors and decision makers in the country, in partnership with Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC), the principal agency of the Government coordinating, encouraging, promoting and facilitating investment in Tanzania and the lead adviser to the Government on investment policy and related matters, together with the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF); the umbrella voice and apex private sector organization promoting private sector-led social and economic development in Tanzania, with our International Co-host Promoting International Collaboration (PIC) from Israel; we are pleased to invite you to attend the Tanzania-Israel Business and Investment Forum (TIBIF) 2014 to be held on 17th – 20th March 2014 (09:00hours until 17:00hours) at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam. The forum is a one of a kind event that will convene business, investors, policymakers and industry leaders from various enterprises and institutions of all sizes, both national and international, in a 4-day exchange that fosters bottom up practitioner-driven business to business and business to government solutions for economic development. Given Israel’s prominence in scientific and technological innovation for development, it is a privilege and unprecedented for Tanzania to host a Forum with the unique focus of developing Tanzania, Israel and other countries economic and scientific partnerships; establishing alliances that will lead to national economic transformation. The Program format includes: workshops, panels, Expert and practitioner talks that will also include, networking, One-to-one business and development partnership negotiations, exhibition sessions, Networking sessions, Business field tours and optional excursions. Delegates will have the opportunity to learn from extraordinary nationally and internationally acknowledged speakers. The Forum will engage business investment institutions operating in Agriculture, Mining, Financial services, Education, Infrastructure (Roads, Water), Construction/Property/Housing, Energy, Technology, Bioengineering, Manufacturing, Medicine/Health, Chemical Engineering, Retailing, Tourism, Communications, Computing, Textile and Apparel. We have requested the President of the United Republic of Tanzania to be the Guest of Honour as well as the presence of various key Government Ministers, Foreign Ministers, Diplomats, and prominent Businessmen, Entrepreneurs, Manufacturers and Leaders from the continent and beyond. We hereby attach a summary of this unique forum, Program, Tanzania Investment Centre book guide 2013-14 and International Participant Information which further elaborates the nature of the meeting to which we shall be truly grateful to be graced with your presence. Registration and payment should be made online through our website www.kingdomleadership.ne.tz If you have any questions or concerns, or if we may be of assistance in any way, please do not hesitate to contact the conference secretariat atinfo@kingdomleadership.ne.tz Most respectfully, Hon. Ibrahim Kaduma Mr. Isaac Mpatwa Mr. Godfrey Simbeye Mrs. Juliet R. Kairuki Mr. Mark Street

Chairman Executive Director Executive Director Executive Director Executive Director KLNT Board KLNT TPSF TIC PIC

TANZANIA ISRAEL BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT FORUM (TIBIF) 2014 As one of the ten fastest growing economies in the world, Tanzania continues to draw the attention of investors globally and is seen as a golden beach of investment opportunities. Countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom and China continue to invest heavily and are aggressively vying for business within various sectors in the country. Tanzania’s economy has been growing steadily at rates averaging 6% year for the past 10 years with the economy having expanded by 6.9% in 2012. Majority of the top business leaders believe that the economy is performing far better in 2013 than in 2012 and remain very positive about the prospects for 2014-5, as revealed by a recent World Bank/KPMG survey. In view of this background of progress, the Kingdom Leadership Network Tanzania (KLNT), a network consisting of leaders and key decision makers in the country, has decided to convene the “Tanzania-Israel Business Investment Forum (TIBIF) 2014” in Dar es Salaam from March 17th – 20th 2014 in Partnership with Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) and Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF);with the objective of enhancing cooperation between foreign investors with particular reference between Israel related businesses and local Tanzanian enterprises. This session is unprecedented and will be the first business Investment forum of its kind in the country to focus on developing economic and scientific relationships with Israel. The forum intends to foster strategic alliances and solid business partnerships between private Small and Medium scale businesses from Israel and Tanzania and other countries. A UNIQUE FORUM It is intended that the event will rise above being a mere conference. The “Tanzania-Israel Business Investment Forum (TIBIF) 2014” is supposed to foster business activity aimed at facilitating and promoting matching and cooperation between investors and fast-growing companies based in Tanzania, Israel and other countries. It is revolutionary due to the following advantages: 1. A PROFESSIONAL FORUM The Forum will engage business investment institutions operating in the following areas: Agriculture, Mining, Financial services, Education, Infrastructure (Roads, Water), Construction/Property/Housing, Energy, Technology, Bioengineering, Manufacturing, Medicine/Health, Chemical Engineering, Retailing, Tourism, Communications, Computing, Textile and Apparel. Participants of the meeting will be fast-growing companies including PE and VC investors. Priority will be given to institutions involved in the above-mentioned areas. The event is designed primarily to facilitate investment and bilateral cooperation. 2. BUSINESS TO BUSINESS (B2B) SESSIONS The Kingdom Leadership Network Tanzania, as part of its role to develop strategic relationships that promote and catalyze transformation and the removal of systemic poverty in Tanzania is organizing business to business and Government to Business sessions to promote investment and business partnerships between Israeli and Tanzania companies and institutions. Working very closely with our partners Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) and the Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), the sessions are intended to take place every day after the Forum workshops and panels from 1400 hours to 1700 hours. The sessions are aimed at matching investor desires and needs with local companies and will be a unique opportunity to forge new relationships, develop joint venture prospects, new agency relationships and the potential for the exchange of new ideas.

Local companies are being registered, screened and selected from a pool of known and credible companies seeking serious discussion with Investors. Companies will be drawn from a blue chip list of enterprises currently under the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) and Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF) membership pool and other partners. Member organizations that form part of that pool include companies registered under the Confederation of Tanzania Industries(CTI), Tanzania National Business Council(TNBC), Agriculture Council of Tanzania(ACT) and the East Africa Business Council to mention a few. Through a process of qualified matchmaking, it is our hope that these B2B sessions will develop tangible business relationships that will create employment opportunities, increase incomes for locals and have a visible developmental impact in the spirit of alleviating systemic poverty. Selected companies will have pre-arranged, private bilateral meetings on a one-to-one basis where they will be presented with the opportunity for a 15-minutes independent presentation with Q&A from prospects’ delegates. The objective is to enter into real dialogue and practical discussion with decision-makers in order to make that decisive first step into the Israeli opportunity through this exclusive event! Companies from the following priority sectors will be covered: Agriculture, Health, Education, Technology/Innovation, Financial services, Infrastructure (Roads, Water), Property/Housing, Energy, Bioengineering, Manufacturing, Chemical Engineering, Retailing, Tourism, Communications, Computing, Textile and Apparel to mention a few. PROFILE OF COMPANIES AND PROJECTS TO BE REPRESENTED Our pool of companies, as earlier mentioned, is drawn from the enviable databases of KLNT and our partnership institutions namely TIC and TPSF and others listed below. The databases house reputable and leading companies in the country along with respectable SME organizations. The final compilation of short-listed companies will be shared in a timely manner to ensure that investors are able to set meeting appointments with the prospective local companies. The list will include a short brief on the identified companies along with the key contact person to facilitate interaction between both parties. 3. Sufficient clientele As a leading organization of local leadership personalities and businessmen, KLNT enjoys favourable relationships with the local and central governments at different levels. Most of the Partners organisations/Government ministries have invited their Networks, Corporate members and Partners to the forum, bringing the delegation of businesses and Investors from within and outside the country to participate and Exhibiting during the Forum. Key ministries and organisations that we have requested to partner in this forum include:

1) Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC), the principal agency of the Government coordinating, encouraging, promoting and facilitating investment in Tanzania and the lead adviser to the Government on investment policy and related matters.

2) Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), together with the umbrella voice and apex private sector organization promoting private sector-led social and economic development in Tanzania

3) Ministry of Agriculture through The Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) is an agricultural partnership designed to improve agricultural productivity, food security and livelihoods in Tanzania.

4) TANTRADE,TIBIF 2014 exhibition is organized with KLNT in partnership with TANTRADE: TanTrade is mandated among other things is to implement the National Trade Policy, the

National Export Development Strategy, the Trade Integration Strategy and the Agricultural Marketing Policy and other sectoral policies all which aim at developing and promoting Tanzania’s internal and external trade. They have invited all the exhibiters in their database to exhibit during the Forum.

5) National Development Cooperation (NDC) is a leading industrial development and promotion organization reestablished by the government to catalyze economic development in all sectors of the economy. The NDC was given a broad mandate as a development and promotion institution to stimulate industrialization in partnership with private sector under the cabin memorandum No. 6/1996 of 1996.

6) Tanzania National Business Council (TNBC) exists to provide a forum for public/private sector dialogue with a view to reaching consensus and/mutual understanding on strategic issues related to the efficient management of development resources and to promote the goals of economic growth with social equity and even development.

7) Ministry of Industry, Trade and Marketing,

8) Ministry of State, Investment and Empowerment,

9) Ministry of Finance,

10) Ministry of Education

11) Ministry of Health

12) Ministry of Energy and Minerals,

13) Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Co-operation

14) In addition, KLNT has about 500 Individual and company/institutional members. BUSINESS TO GOVERNMENT (B2G) LIST OF FEW PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (PPP) PROJECTS FROM PORTS PROJECTS

1 Project Name Expansion and Modernisation of Mtwara Port

Project Description Mtwara port is located at 580km southwards from Dar es Salaam. In the scale of cargo handling volume, Mtara port is ranked at third place following Dar es Salaam and Tanga ports. The port at Mtwara is located close to the southern border of Tanzania, within a natural bay area formed by a prominent headland to the north. TPA intends to make specific improvements to its owned port facilities at Mtwara, this includes the TPA owned land around Mtwara harbor (TPA owns in excess of 2600 ha of prime development land). Mtwara Port Project involves the Development of

Mtwara Multi-purpose Terminal, Mtwara Offshore Supply Base, Dangote Cement Terminal, Wentworth Methanol and Urea Plant, Sichuan-Hongda Iron Ore and Coal Terminal and establishment of Economic Development Zone (EDZ). Investment is to be done by both Private Sector and TPA in plant items, buildings, equipments, functional support and management functions.

Implementing Authority Tanzania Ports Authority - TPA

Location Mtwara

Cost Estimates $218m

Status Feasibility study completed PPPCU pre-scanning completed PPPCU committee recommendations completed

2 Project Name Development of Mwambani Port

Project Description Proposed Mwambani port is a greenfield port. It is located 6km south of currently Tanga port. It lies on the main-facing coast and measures about 5km from north to south. Within the national ports master plan of 2009, the port of Tanga was investigated and it was found to require expansion in order to provide sufficient capacity and capability to meet forecast future demand. The required expansion is not considered to be practical at the existing location. Due to the constraints around Tanga, the report recommended that a new port should be constructed in Mwabani bay, to the south of Tanga.

Implementing Authority TPA

Location Tanga

Cost Estimates $773m

Status Feasibility study completed PPPCU pre-scanning completed PPPCU committee recommendations completed

3 Project Name Expansion of Kasanga Port

Implementing Authority TPA

Location Rukwa

Cost Estimates Tsh 9.8bn

Status Feasibility study completed PPPCU pre-scanning completed

PPPCU committee recommendations completed

4. Project Name Development of Mbegani Port

Implementing Authority TPA

Location Bagamoyo

Cost Estimates $1bn

Status Feasibility study completed PPPCU pre-scanning completed Awaiting implementation clarification from TPA

ROAD SECTOR

1 Project Name Construction of Dar – Chalinze Expressway

Implementing Authority TANROADS

Location Dar es Salaam/Coastal Region

Cost Estimates $585m (jointly with Arusha- Moshi – Himo)

Status Pre-feasibility study completed PPPCU pre-scanning completed Awaiting feasibility

2 Project Name Construction of Arusha - Moshi – Himo Expressway

Implementing Authority TANROADS

Location Arusha/Moshi

Cost Estimates $585m (with Dar - Chalinze)

Status Pre-feasibility study completed PPPCU pre-scanning completed Awaiting feasibility

4. Excursions/Business tour Excursions and a business trip will be organized for all local and foreign participants that may wish to visit the various proposed destinations. Visits to notable tourist attractions recognized worldwide such as Mount Kilimanjaro, Ngorongoro Crater and the world-famous Serengeti National Reserve will be arranged. The intention of the Forum is to ensure that businesses and Investors find targeted investment opportunities, strategic alliances, business partners and clients during the meeting and or at the exhibition, and to bring to light a new Tanzania that is geared towards becoming a new economic power house for Africa and the world. We sincerely invite you to be a partaker of this grand event.

5. Registration and exhibition

There are 2 categories for Forum Registration; Local and International delegates.

Category Until

March 05th, 2014

From the 06th of March, 2014 and On-site

Registration fee International delegates

$350 $400

Local delegates $150 $200

Registration Fee includes the following;

Admission to all sessions

Admission to the Exhibition Hall

Daily Entrance to the Kingdom Leadership Summit: Each day after the Business Investment Forum

Conference Pack (includes information on sponsors and participants)

Lunch, Refreshments, and Coffee Breaks

Gala Dinner Entrance on the 16th March at Serena Hotel Deposits can be made to our KLNT Bank Account as per the details below:-

Bank Name: FNB Tanzania Limited Branch Name: Main Branch Branch Code: 674501 Swift Code: FIRNTZTX Bank Address: Head Office, Ohio Street

P.O. Box 72290, Dar es Salaam Account Name: Kingdom Leadership Network Tanzania

Account No: 62455453507 (TZS) 62455454604 (USD)

Please feel free to contact the KLNT finance team on finance@kingdomleadership.ne.tz or +255717177177(Mwijage Bishota) or +255784508805 (Anael Samuel) EXHIBITION STANDS There are only 40 spaces available for you to seize this one in a million chance to access world markets by showcasing your products and services at state of the art Exhibition Stands in full view of all the dignitaries and millionaires attending the Business Forum.

Exhibition Stand for four (4) days* Until

March 05th, 2014 From the 06th of March ,

2014 and On Site

- Exhibition space with one person conference participation

- (3mX3m booth/stand) Table, chairs and electric cables provided

$1300 $1500

FOR REGISTRATION FEES AND EXHIBITION PAYMENT DO AS FOLLOWS

The registration and exhibition fees should be paid online through the website www.kingdomleadership.ne.tz or paid directly into the KINGDOM LEADERSHIP NETWORK TANZANIA bank account held at FIRST NATIONAL BANK TANZANIA (FNB), HEAD OFFICE DAR ES SALAAM into A/C no 62455454604 (USD) or the TZS equivalent into A/C no 62455453507 (TZS). Kindly scan and send us a copy of your bank deposit pay in slip once payment is made to reserve your seat. Kindly note that you will be required to show us the slip at the venue the seminar registration desk located at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) if a reservation is not held.

Contact Persons: Mwijage Bishota: (+255768014698) mwijage.bishota@kingdomleadership.ne.tz Endesh Makanza: (+255766262001) endesh.makanza@kingdomleadership.ne.tz

Anael Samuel: (+255784508805) anael.samuel@kingdomleadership.ne.tz Pauline Mtunda: (+255715140122) pauline.mtunda@kingdomleadership.ne.tz

PROGRAM FOR THE TIBIF 2014 FORUM The Program format includes: workshops, panels, Expert and practitioner talks that will also include, networking, One-to-one business and development partnership negotiations, exhibition sessions, Networking sessions, Business field tours and optional excursions. Delegates will have the opportunity to learn from extraordinary nationally and internationally acknowledged speakers listed below:

Tanzania Israel Business and Investment Forum 2014 Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC), Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Monday 17th March 2014 ...national transformation through strategic partnerships and value-based principles

TIME ACTIVITY PARTICIPANTS

DAY 1: Session 1: Official opening by HE President J. Kikwete

08:00-09:00hrs Registration Reception Desk

09:15-09:30hrs Arrival of HE President

09:30-09:40hrs Welcoming remarks Dr. Bernard Nwaka KLNT Chairman -TRUSTEES

09:40-10:00hrs Investing in Tanzania Hon Dr. Mary Nagu Minister of Investment

10:00-10:20hrs Israel's foreign policy, economic and scientific relations with other countries

Israel Foreign minister/Ambassador Gil

Haskel Ambassador of Israel to Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and

Seychelles 10:20-10:50hrs Official Opening HE Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete:

President of the United Republic of Tanzania

10:50-11:00hrs Vote of Thanks Hon. Ibrahim Kaduma: Chairman, Board of Directors and

Former Foreign Minister of Tanzania.

Session 2: Presentations

11:15-11:30hrs 11:30-11:45hrs 11:45-12:00hrs 12:00-12:15hrs 12:15-12:35hrs

1. Investment opportunities general-TIC

2. The role of the Private Sector-TPSF

3. Re-inventing Agriculture-SAGCOT

4. Investment opportunities in extractive

industries

5. Promoting International Collaboration

Juliet Kairuki: ED (TIC) Geoffrey Simbeye: ED (TPSF)

Geofrey Kirenga: CEO(SAGCOT) Richard Kasesela: Chair of

Mining Board Mark Street: ED (PIC)

12:35-14:00hrs Panel session : Theme- Food security through agricultural transformation

Moderator: Prof. Andrew Temu Panelist - Dr Oby(Economist)

Yaki Lopez- Deputy Israel Amb/Chief of Mission

Dr. Abu Bako(Agricultural Econ) Eng C. Chiza(Minister of Agricu)

Nigel Chanakira(Economist) 14:00-17:00hrs B2B, Lunch Break and Exhibitions Companies/Organisations

Tanzania Israel Business and Investment Forum 2014 Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC), Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Tuesday 18th March 2014

...national transformation through strategic partnerships and value-based principles

DAY 2: ISRAEL AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS

TIME ACTIVITY PARTICIPANTS

DAY 2: Israel Agricultural Innovation

09:00-09:45hrs “The Potential for Africa Israel Relation” An Economic perspective

Ambassador Gil Haskel Ambassador of Israel to Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and

Seychelles

09:45-10:30hrs Technological advances in Agriculture- growing an economy

MASHAV/ Yaki Lopez- Deputy Israel Amb/Deputy Chief of

Mission

10:30-11:15hrs Creating Economic Value Linkages Dr. Obiageli ‘Oby’ Ezekwesili former Vice President of the World

Bank (Africa Region)

Morning Tea/coffee break

11:30-12:15hrs Partnering with Israel: A symbiotic

relationship

Mark Street: Executive Director at Promoting International

Collaboration (PIC)

12:15-14:00hrs Panel discussion

Potential for Agriculture Cooperation

MASHAV/ Yaki Lopez- Deputy Chief of Mission,

Itzik Lev (MD at Balton Ltd) Tanzania Investment Centre,

Agricultural Corridor-SAGCOT, Mark Street, ED PIC

Dr. Abu Bako-Agricultural Econ Sophia Kaduma(PS Min of Agric)

Moderator: Luba Mayekiso

14:00-17:00hrs B2B, Lunch Break and Exhibitions

companies/Organisations

Tanzania Israel Business and Investment Forum 2014

Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC), Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Wednesday 19th March 2014

...national transformation through strategic partnerships and value-based principles

DAY 3:

TIME ACTIVITY PARTICIPANTS

DAY 3: Israel Innovations in Education and Health

09:00-10:00hrs Investing in start ups Nigel Chanakira: Founder and CEO at Kingdom Bank Zimbabwe

10:00-10:50hrs Innovations in Healthcare Simon Fisher, Executive Director-Save

a Child’s Heart

10:50-11:10hrs Testimony-Trained in Israel: Only pediatric open heart surgeon in

Tanzania

Dr. Godwin Godfrey Cardiac Surgeon: Bugando Medical

Morning Tea/Coffee break

11:30-12:15hrs Liberty and Responsibility through education-IDC Herzliya

Dr. Jonathan Fine : Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy

Academic Advisor

12:15-13:00hrs The Quest and Application of World class Knowledge

Rabbi Gideon Pogrund. Director of Education and Political Affairs in the

Chief Rabbi's Office in South Africa. He apparently lectures on ethics in the

business world 13:00-14:30hrs Panel Discussion:

Education and Health-the cornerstones of a society

Moderator: Mark Street

Dr. Jonathan Fine : IDC Herzliya, Hon. Ibrahim Kaduma former VC Udsm &Chancellor Mzumbe Univ,

Rabbi Gideon Pogrund Canon Masalakulangwa,

Prof Mahalu VC-Univer of Bagamoyo Martin Kuscus-Netcare( largest private

hospital networks in SA and the UK 14:30-17:00hrs B2B, Lunch Break and Exhibitions

Individual companies/Organisations

Tanzania Israel Business and Investment forum 2014

Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC), Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Thursday 20st March 2014

...national transformation through strategic partnerships and value-based principles.

DAY 4: INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

TIME ACTIVITY PARTICIPANTS

DAY 4: Innovation and Entrepreneurship

10:00-10:40hrs Technological Entrepreneurship (Business Strategy)

Dr Sara Lev Vice President for Business Development

University of Haifa

10:40-11:20hrs Innovation in Financial Services Nigel Chanakira, Founder and CEO Kingdom Bank and Financial Holdings

11:20-12:00 Reboot Human systems on behalf of prosperity future in the New world &

The "Game Changers Challenges"

Tal Ronen Principal. Game Changer &Executives

Coach TRG Inc.

Morning Tea/Coffee break

12:20-13:00hrs Israeli entrepreneurial spirit Mark Street: Executive Director at Promoting International Collaboration (PIC)

13:00-14:00hrs Panel Discussion Business Development in New and

Emerging Markets

Nigel Chanakika, Dr. Sara Lev,

Dr. Simpson Ngcizela, Itzik Lev (MD at Balton Ltd)

Bob Ryan Tal Ronen

Moderator: Mark Street 14:00-14:30hrs Closing Remarks Ambassador Gil Haskel, Israel

Ambassador to East Africa

14:30-17:00hrs B2B, Lunch Break and Exhibitions

Individual companies/Organisations

INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPANTS

Once Again, on behalf of Kingdom Leadership Network Tanzania (KLNT), in partnership with Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) and Tanzania Private Sector Foundation (TPSF), we welcome you to Dar es Salaam and to the 2014 Tanzania–Israel Business Investment Forum. Dar Es Salaam literally “The Haven of peace” is Tanzania’s largest and richest city serving as an important regional economic center. It feels special to be in Dar es Salaam; on New York Times list of places to go in 2014. Tanzania may be best known for the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro and the game-packed plains of the Serengeti, but the real pulse of the country is found in its largest city, Dar es Salaam. It is an African metropolis coming into its own.

ACCOMMODATION Half board pre-reservations have been made for delegates at the following hotels. While the hotels are located within walking distance to the conference venue, transportation to and from the hotels are available for those who would prefer to use the service.

*Note more details (rates and location) attached the end of the document. Southern Sun Hotel: Conveniently located at the heart of Dar es Salaam’s bustling city centre, Southern Sun Dar es Salaam hotel offers exceptional hospitality whether you’re traveling for business or leisure. Once inside, old Swahili world charm is perfectly combined with modern amenities and services, ensuring that travelers have everything required to make their stay comfortable. For quiet time out, the Southern Sun proudly boasts the beautiful botanical gardens as its backdrop. Then you can maximize business by either walking or taking a maximum 10-minute taxi ride to almost any government, diplomatic and commercial office. The hotel’s rooms are beautifully decorated and well appointed. Guests can choose between standard and executive rooms or suites, all catering to the demands of the modern traveler. Personal touches like free Wi-Fi and custom dining options also lend to the hotel’s welcoming atmosphere. Serena Dar Es Salaam Hotel An oasis of luxury at the very heart of Dar es Salaam, the elegant and cosmopolitan Dar es Salaam Serena enjoys an exceptionally high-profile clientele and regularly plays host to both regional and international events. Encircled by tropical gardens and golf course and just minutes from the broad sweep of Indian Ocean beaches that characterize this vibrant city, the 230-room Dar es Salaam Serena offers a unique mix of pan-African style and world-class professionalism. Stylish yet relaxed, the hotel is one of the commercial city’s most popular rendezvous and makes the ideal venue for both corporate and social events. The Kilimanjaro Hyatt Regency Hotel Named in honor of the world’s highest free-standing mountain, Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro, The Kilimanjaro hotel echoes the magnificence of this world-famous national landmark. A luxurious five-star hotel offers perhaps the finest accommodation to be found in any of Tanzania’s hotels, featuring 180 spacious and comfortably appointed rooms and suites with authentic hospitality, deluxe amenities and extensive business facilities to meet the needs of all travelers.

The range of excellent dining options and bars we provide sets us apart from other hotels in Dar es Salaam. While staying at Hyatt Regency Dar es Salaam, The Kilimanjaro, guests can look forward to delicious dining in the hotel’s two renowned restaurants: The Palm and The Oriental, where an international team of chefs offers a wide choice to meet your tastes, from European specialties and classic Swahili dishes to fresh sushi and sashimi and other Asian classics. Seacliff Hotel Located in the heart of Dar es Salaam’s business district, just 15 minutes from the Airport, 5 minutes from the Ferry Port, and moments from the main road arteries through the city and beyond, the Holiday Inn Dar es Salaam is ideally located for easy access. And, if you are looking for a way to get your VIPs into the city for a meeting, our Helipad, the only one in the city, is at your disposal. From the Rooftop Restaurant of our Dar es Salaam hotel you can gaze out across the Indian Ocean, from our state-of-the-art Conference Suites you can change the course of your business, and from our lavishly designed Rooms you can rise the next morning refreshed from a great night’s sleep. Seacliff Village Hotel Rooms The Village Rooms offer another option for guests on a lower budget who still want to enjoy all the facilities of the main hotel. There are two types of Village Rooms: Standard and Superior. These are located around a small courtyard in the Sea Cliff Village shopping centre, next door to the main hotel. Rooms are furnished with similar taste to the main hotel and are conveniently located to enjoy the entertainment and shopping outlets available at the Village. While these rooms do not offer the sea view, guests still have access to all the facilities of the main hotel. They also have individually controlled air-conditioning, satellite TV, digital safe, direct dial telephone, and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Protea Hotel Oysterbay Hotel & Apartments The hotel is situated a mere 3km from Dar es Salaam, which means, “The abode of peace”. True to its city’s name, this hotel welcomes guests into tranquility and effortless beauty. This four-star all-suite hotel lies on acres of breath-taking land, so you have more than enough room in which to lose yourself. Studios and lofts offering all amenities and kitchenettes are recommended for singles or couples while our one, two and three bed room apartments equipped with bigger kitchens and living rooms are ideal for families. Protea Hotel Courtyard, Dar es Salaam Protea Hotel Courtyard is only 12 km from the airport, 3 km from the city centre and 500 m from a tranquil, beautiful beach. It features a swimming pool and a fitness centre. We also offer attractive rates for overnight accommodation to leisure travellers before or after safaris to the famous Serengeti National Parl, Ngorongoro Crate, Lake Manyara, Sealous Game Reserve and Zanzibar. Double Tree Hilton Hotel Located in the most affluent area of Dar es Salaam, we’re within walking distance of Slipway Arts and Crafts Center and Banks. We’re also close to restaurants, shops and clubs. Appreciate the bright, modern design of a hotel that offers spacious common areas and beautiful views of the ocean. The hotel is only 15 miles from the Julius Nyerere International Airport and a 20-minute drive to the City Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 149 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and designer toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and clock radios. Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access. Additional features include a television in the lobby and tour/ticket assistance.

Satisfy your appetite at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. * Low budget Accommodation For information about low budget accommodation in Dar es Salaam please let us know and we will provide you with names and contacts of the hotels. PLEASE KNOW; you will need to make your reservation directly with the hotels General Information 1. Julius Nyerere (Dar Es Salaam) International Airport & Transport

The airport is located 15 km (9.3 miles) southwest of the city

Please let us know, and we will arrange to be picked from the airport for $25 fare

Taxis: There are taxis at the airport if you will need to use them please ask for a fixed rate to down town (Normal rate is $35 - $50)

2. Currency

The currency in Tanzania is the Tanzanian Shilling (Tsh). A currency calculations can be found online: http://coinmill.com/TZS_USD.html

3. Insurance

Neither the Forum organizers or the conference secretariat accept any liability for personal injuries sustained, or for loss or damage to property belonging to forum or summit participants, either during or as a result of the forum /Summit.

We strongly recommended that you purchase an insurance policy of your choice as you register for the forum and book your travel. The insurance should be purchased in your country of origin.

4. Language

The official forum /Summit language is English. There will be no simultaneous translation. 5. Tourist information (Optional)

Ngorongoro National Park

Serengeti National Park

Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro

Zanzibar excursion * Those interested please inform us by 15th February, 2014. 6. Visa & Entry Requirements Any foreigner seeking to enter the United Republic of Tanzania is subject to the following entry

requirements

A passport or Travel Document which is valid for not less than six months issued by a State or an International Organization recognized by the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania and

A valid Visa (for nationals whose country require visa) which is obtained at any Tanzania Mission abroad or on arrival at the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam

Participants needing a visa for entry to Tanzania are strongly advised to make their application in their home country well in advance. If in doubt, information can be obtained from your nearest Tanzanian Embassy or Consulate or from your travel agency.

With the exception of the US citizens, the cost for a single entry visa for citizens of other countries is $50. Please check with the Tanzanian Embassy near you for confirmation

Stateless persons and Refugees who hold Vienna convention documents are required to obtain referral visa prior to coming to Tanzania.

7. Immunizations

No immunizations are required by law to enter Tanzania if you are traveling directly from Europe or the US. If you are traveling from a country where Yellow Fever is present you will need to prove you have had the inoculation.

Several vaccinations are highly recommended when traveling to Tanzania, they include: i. Yellow Fever

ii. Typhoid iii. Hepatitis A iv. Diphtheria

It is also recommended that you are up to date with your polio and tetanus vaccinations. 8. Safety

Tanzanians are well known for their friendly, laid-back attitude. In most cases you will be humbled by their hospitality despite the fact that most people are a lot poorer than you.

As you travel in the touristy areas, you will probably attract your fair share of souvenir hawkers and beggars. Remember that these are simple people who are trying to earn money to feed their families. If you aren't interested then say so, but try and remain polite.

Hotel Details

Hotel Accommodation (Per Night Per Person)

S/N Name Star Ranking

Guest Room

Deluxe Superior Deluxe

Executive Room

Executive Suite

Presidential Suite

Day Room

1. Double Tree by Hilton 10km from City Centre 40km from JNIA-Airport (Hilton Cards Accepted)

4**** $225 $250 $270 N/A $415 - $445 (ON REQUEST)

N/A

2. Seacliff Hotel 5km from City Centre 21km from JNIA-Airport

5***** N/A $240 $290 $330 $370 $655 $120

3. Serena DSM Hotel Located within City Centre 12km from JNIA-Airport

5*****

Type Single

4. Southern Sun DSM Hotel Located within City Centre 18km from JNIA-Airport

4**** Single

$221.50

Type Deluxe Superior Suite

5. Protea Courtyard Hotel 3km from City Centre 12km from JNIA-Airport

4**** Single Double

$195 $230

$160 $195

$255 $255

6. Protea Oysterbay Hotel & Apartments 3km from City Centre 16km from JNIA-Airport

3*** Type Studio Loft 1 Bedroom Apartment

2 Bedroom Apartment (Max 4 PAX)

3 Bedroom Apartment (Max 5 PAX)

Single Double

$170 $195

$170 $195

$199 $235

$280 (B/B) $280 (B/B)

$335 (B/B) $335 (B/B)

Transportation Services Transfer Services (Ground Transportation

S/N Description Airport Transfer to/from airport-hotel

Internal Transfer to/from venue-hotel

1. Shuttle Services:

Toyota Coaster (20 PAX)

Toyota Hiace (10 PAX)

Executive Mini-Bus (10 PAX)

Toyota Noah (6 PAX)

Saloon Car (2-3 PAX)

US$ 25 per person One Way (City Centre & Suburb Hotels)

City Centre = TZS. 15,000/- per person One Way

Suburbs = TZS. 18,000/- per person One Way