Dar is honoured to be featured in Penresa's Tanzania 2026 Special Edition for Forbes Africa, a publication that highlights the country's growth, investment potential, and development priorities.

The special edition explores Tanzania's emergence as a regional economic hub, showcasing the infrastructure, industries, and institutions driving progress across the country. Within this broader narrative, Dar's feature, Engineering Presence that Builds Regional Progress, highlights the role of integrated infrastructure in strengthening connectivity, facilitating trade, and supporting long-term development.

Represented by George Fares, Partner and Director of Operations for Dar Tanzania and Kenya, and Ali Hammoud, Area Manager for Dar Tanzania and Kenya, the feature reflects Dar's contribution to projects that connect people, communities, and markets through ports, airports, rail infrastructure, and public developments. It highlights a diverse portfolio of work across Tanzania, including projects associated with the Port of Dar es Salaam, Mangapwani Port in Zanzibar, the Fishing Harbour at Kilwa Masoko, airport developments in Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar, Pemba, and Iringa, as well as rail-related infrastructure supporting the country's growing transport network.

The article also highlights Dar's involvement in major public developments, including stadium projects and civic infrastructure that contribute to economic activity, tourism, and community development.

As one of Tanzania's leading multidisciplinary consultancies, Dar has been privileged to contribute to projects that strengthen transport networks, improve connectivity, and support sustainable development. Being featured in this publication reflects not only our commitment to engineering excellence and innovation, but also our continued role in supporting Tanzania's long-term development agenda.

The Forbes Africa Tanzania 2026 Special Edition highlights the people, projects, and organisations contributing to Tanzania's continued growth and development. We are proud to see Dar's work recognised as part of this broader story; one that reflects the power of infrastructure to connect communities, enable opportunity, and support long-lasting progress.

Read Dar's feature, Engineering Presence that Builds Regional Progress, in the Forbes Africa’s  Tanzania 2026 Special Edition article