Tanzania: Brela Promotes On-Site Business Registration at DITF At the ongoing Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF), the Business Registration and Licensing Agency (Brela) is offering on-site business registration services to facilitate quick and easy business establishment. Brela’s Director General, Godfrey Nyaisa, stated that the initiative aims to simplify the business registration process and encourage entrepreneurship among Tanzanians. “We want to make it easier for people to start businesses and contribute to the country’s economic growth,” he noted. At the Brela booth in Hall 11, entrepreneurs can submit their business registration documents and receive their business licenses within a short turnaround time. Brela has dedicated staff on-site to provide guidance and assist with the registration process. According to Nyaisa, Brela has been working to improve its services and make business registration more efficient. He highlighted that the agency has recently introduced an online registration platform that allows entrepreneurs to register their businesses remotely. “We are committed to creating a conducive environment for businesses to thrive in Tanzania. On-site registration at DITF is one of our initiatives to support entrepreneurs and drive economic growth,” Nyaisa said. Entrepreneurs at the DITF have welcomed the on-site registration service. “This is very convenient because I don’t have to leave the fair to get my business registered,” said Peter Mwakatobe, a young entrepreneur. “I’m impressed with the efficiency of Brela staff. I submitted my documents this morning and I’ve already received my business license,” added Mary Mafuru, a businesswoman. The on-site business registration service at DITF is expected to run until July 10th, 2023, the last day of the trade fair. Brela encourages entrepreneurs to seize this opportunity to register their businesses and boost their economic prospects.BRELA Encourages Business Registration at Dar es Salaam Trade FairBRELA Encourages Business Registration at Dar es Salaam Trade Fair During the Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF), the Business Registration and Licensing Agency (BRELA) is urging Tanzanians to register their businesses quickly and easily. “We’re here to provide on-site registration for various business needs,” said Godfrey Nyaisa, CEO of BRELA. Services available include trade name registration, company registration, licensing, trademark registration, patents, and intellectual property services. Nyaisa emphasized that BRELA’s presence goes beyond information dissemination, offering entrepreneurs the opportunity to formalize their operations through instant registration services. He also reminded companies to update their registration information. To encourage compliance, the Ministry of Industry and Trade is offering a 50% discount on fees for late submission of company documents. Accurate record keeping is essential to avoid ownership disputes, Nyaisa stressed. Dismas Ngailo, who previously faced issues with online registration, praised the convenience of in-person registration at BRELA’s pavilion. “BRELA staff assisted me efficiently, and I was able to complete my company name registration quickly,” she said. BRELA’s presence at DITF aligns with the government’s goal of streamlining business registration procedures in Tanzania. Sabasaba exhibitions provide a valuable platform for citizens to access simplified services and benefit from fee waivers.Tanzania: Brela Promotes On-Site Business Registration at DITF The Business Registrations and Licensing Agency (Brela) has set up a special desk at the ongoing Dar es Salaam International Trade Fair (DITF) to facilitate on-site business registration. This move is part of Brela’s efforts to improve the ease of doing business in Tanzania and provide convenience for entrepreneurs and investors. At the DITF desk, visitors can register their businesses, acquire Tax Identification Numbers (TINs), and obtain business licenses. Brela staff is on hand to guide applicants through the process. Speaking about the initiative, Brela’s Chief Executive Officer, Godfrey Nyaisa, emphasized the importance of simplifying business registration procedures. “We recognize that the process of starting a business can be daunting for many,” Nyaisa said. “By providing on-site registration at DITF, we aim to make it easier and faster for entrepreneurs to formalize their businesses.” The DITF registration desk has been well-received by visitors, who appreciate the convenience of registering their businesses without having to visit Brela’s main offices. “This is a great initiative by Brela,” said Mohammed Hassan, a local entrepreneur who registered his business at the DITF desk. “It saves me time and allows me to focus on growing my business.” The on-site business registration service at DITF is scheduled to continue throughout the duration of the trade fair, which ends on July 8, 2023. Brela encourages entrepreneurs and investors to take advantage of this opportunity to formalize their businesses and enhance their competitiveness in the market.