Productive Meeting Between TAEMA, COSTECH, and the Permanent Secretary of the Vice President’s Office.

On 9th February 2026, the leadership of the Tanzania Electric Mobility Association (TAEMA), together with COSTECH, held a productive meeting with Dr. Richard S. Muyungi, Permanent Secretary in the Vice President’s Office (VPO), to discuss the current status and future direction of the e-mobility sector in Tanzania.

During the meeting, TAEMA introduced the association and shared key insights on the progress of the e-mobility ecosystem, existing and emerging challenges, as well as practical recommendations aimed at supporting sustainable sector growth.

The discussion reflected strong interest and positive engagement from the Permanent Secretary, who also provided valuable guidance and constructive recommendations on the way forward. The meeting concluded with a shared understanding on key next steps and a mutual commitment to advancing initiatives efficiently and collaboratively.

TAEMA remains committed to supporting the development of a greener, cleaner, and future-ready Tanzania through sustainable mobility solutions. As part of this commitment, the association continues to work closely with government institutions, development partners, private sector stakeholders, and innovators to address challenges within the e-mobility sector and create an enabling environment for investment and growth.

We look forward to continued collaboration as we collectively shape the future of sustainable mobility in Tanzania.

Tanzania Electric Mobility Association (TAEMA)

Welcome to the Tanzania Electric Mobility Association (TAEMA) — the national platform uniting stakeholders driving the transition toward a cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable transportation future in Tanzania.

At TAEMA, we believe that electric mobility is more than a technological shift — it is a national opportunity to transform the transport sector, stimulate green innovation, create decent jobs, and reduce carbon emissions. Our mission is to accelerate the adoption and development of electric mobility through collaboration, policy dialogue, knowledge sharing, and private sector participation.

Through partnerships with government institutions, development partners, private companies, and research organizations, TAEMA provides a coordinated voice for the e-mobility industry. We support the creation of an enabling environment for electric two-wheelers, three-wheelers, cars, buses, and charging infrastructure — ensuring that Tanzania is prepared for the next era of sustainable transport.