The East African Development Bank Board of Directors hosted clients and partners for a stakeholder dinner in Dar es Salaam.
East Africa has transitioned from a region of promise to one of proven potential. The real test now lies in converting the diplomatic momentum of recent weeks into lasting institutional strength - the kind that turns high-level commitments into sustained investment, broader trade, and inclusive prosperity.
Across sub-Saharan Africa, SMEs account for up to 90 percent of all registered businesses and produce roughly 50 percent of the region's economic output. The East African Community, with a combined GDP of $296 billion and a population of 331 million, is a bloc whose productive floor is built almost entirely on small and medium enterprises.
EADB secures additional US$25 million syndicated facility at 2026 OPEC Fund Development Forum
CIMERWA is Rwanda's only integrated cement producer.
The Lake Turkana Window Power Project is a 623m Kenyan wind energy project
East Africas first electricity co-generation venture
This unique school received long term finance from the EADB to enable it deliver on its vision