Joseph Stiglitz and other world class economists gave recommendations to a possible Dar es Salaam Declaration based on the principles for inclusive development of Stockholm Statement.
View more newsThe Embassy recognizes all efforts and concerns towards the development of Tanzania. Kindly note that the Embassy does not accept spontaneous project proposals or applications.
Our development cooperation with Tanzania is guided by the Swedish Government Strategy. All development partners are selected and approached by the Embassy of Sweden, based on consultancy studies and analysis.
For details regarding Swedish development cooperation with Tanzania please read more here.
Internships at the Embassy are reserved for students registered at Swedish Universities and Swedish speakers only, as a part of their academic curriculum.
Vacant positions at the Embassy will be advertised on our webpage.
At the moment there are no vacancies at the Embassy.
All visa applicants must apply for the Schengen visa online.
The Embassy of Sweden in Tanzania represents the Swedish government in the United Republic of Tanzania. The Embassy's overall mission is to strengthen the relations between Sweden and Tanzania. We also assist Swedish citizens who are visiting Tanzania, and Tanzanian citizens who wish to visit Sweden. The Embassy encourages commerce and trade exchanges between Sweden and Tanzania. We are also responsible for the development cooperation between Sweden and Tanzania.
You can learn more about our work at the Embassy here.
The Embassy’s phone number is +255 (0) 22 2196 500 and can be called during our phone hours: Monday – Thursday 08.00-15.00 and Friday 08.00-12.00.
You can also email the Embassy on ambassaden.dar-es-salaam@gov.se.
For more contact information please follow this link.
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