The General Tax Authority welcomed a delegation from the United Republic of Tanzania to hold a round of negotiations on a draft agreement to avoid double taxation, as part of its efforts to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation.

 

The negotiations addressed the technical and legal aspects of the draft agreement, ensuring tax fairness and preventing double taxation on investors from both countries, in addition to removing obstacles that may affect the movement of capital. This, in turn, contributes to enhancing trade exchange and encouraging the flow of investments between the two sides. Discussions also covered the development of effective mechanisms for the exchange of tax information, which would promote transparency and reflect a commitment to international standards.

 

Both parties reached a final agreement that reflects their common interests and contributes to expanding the horizons of economic cooperation between the State of Qatar and the United Republic of Tanzania.

 

The agreement includes provisions related to international maritime and air transport, joint ventures, dividends, interest, and royalties. Taking a step forward with regards to reinforcing the bilateral economic ties between the two governments.

 

The agreement was initiated today, Wednesday, 27 August 2025, in Doha, paving the way for the necessary legislative procedures between the two sides.

 

These negotiations come within the General Tax Authority’s strategy to expand its network of international tax agreements, support efforts to attract foreign investments, and create a transparent and trustworthy business environment that fosters growth and strengthens trade exchange between the two countries.