Egypt constructs dam in Tanzania
Egypt has succeeded in constructing the Julius Nyerere Hydroelectric Dam in Tanzania, through a coalition of Egyptian companies including Arab Contractors and Swedish Elektrisk, with the aim of promoting development and investment in East Africa. The dam, considered the largest of its kind in Tanzania and the second-largest in Africa, is 1,036 meters long and stands between 131 and 140 meters high. It has a generation capacity of up to 2,115 megawatts, with a reservoir capacity approaching 34 billion cubic meters. This project sends a clear developmental message to the Nile Basin countries and underscores Egypt’s role in supporting African development. It is also hoped to facilitate energy exports and generate billions of dollars in investments. The project reflects the success of Egyptian companies in major projects abroad and strengthens Egypt’s economic presence on the continent.
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